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New Landmark in Flexible Electronics

On March 25, Prof. Bao Zhenan’s team from Stanford University and Prof. Hu Wenping’s team from Tianjin University published the study “Topological Supramolecular Network Enabled High-Conductivity, Stretchable Organic Bioelectronics”online in Science, realizing the long-dreamed combination of the great electrical and mechanical performance of the flexible electronic devices.Through introduci...

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MOF Membranes with Fast-water-transport Channels Published

Recently, Professor Liu Xinlei at the School of Chemical Engineering and Technology published a communication entitled “Highly Water-Permeable Metal–Organic Framework MOF-303 Membranes for Desalination” in Journal of the American Chemical Society (https://doi.org/10.1021/jacs.1c10192). PhD candidate Cong Shenzhen was the first author.Metal−organic frameworks (MOFs) are a family of porous cr...

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Researchers Develop Universally Autonomous Self-healing Elastomer

Synthetic materials that can mimic self-healing natural tissues such as skins and muscles are now widely applied to e-skin, wearable electronic devices, and artificial muscles, significantly improving materials’ lifetime, robustness and safety.However, it is very challenging to develop autonomous self-healing materials for applications in harsh conditions such as at ultralow temperatures, in s...

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A New Two-Dimensional Photocatalytic Material Utilizes CO2 and Produces Energy

Recently, Tianjin University’s professor Feng Wei's team has successfully synthesized two-dimensional gersiloxenes with tunable bandgap for photocatalytic H2 evolution and CO2 photoreduction to CO. It shows a great potential for an excellent photocatalyst with high efficiency for hydrogen production and reduction of CO2 to CO at room temperature. The relevant research work has been published i...

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Tianjin University Develops On-line Integrated Diagnosis and Treatment System “Tianmu”

 Optimized plans for surgical operations can now be efficiently completed after a CT scan. This achievement comes from the “Tianmu” system developed by the start-up team, which consists of teachers and students from theSchool of Mechanical Engineering at Tianjin University.The wide application of the “Tianmu” system will dramatically increase the reduction accuracy of clinical fracture surg...