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Jiye (James) Fang

- Associate Professor, Inorganic and Materials Chemistry, Nanotechnology

 

- Director, Materials Science Track  |  new Link

- Faculty Member, Institute for Materials Research

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Department of Chemistry
State University of New York at Binghamton
Binghamton, NY 13902-6000

e-mail : jfang@binghamton.edu
Phone : (607) 777 3752  
  |   Office:   S2-G33
Fax :    (607) 777 4478    |   eFax:    425 988 1050    

PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

 

  • B.S.,    Chemistry, Lanzhou University, 1984
  • M.S.,   Chemistry, Lanzhou University, 1989
  • M.S.,   Chemistry, National University of Singapore, 1994
  • Ph.D.,  Materials Science, National University of Singapore, 1998
  •  
  • Visiting Scholar, Chemistry Department, Porto University, Portugal, 1991-1992
  • Research Assistant, Chemistry Department, National University of Singapore, Republic of Singapore, 1994-1995
  • Postdoctoral Associate / Research Specialist, University of New Orleans, 1999-2002
  • Assistant Professor, Chemistry Department, University of New Orleans, 2002-2006

              

  Winner of 2005 NSF CAREER Award  
  highlight 2005     highlight 2008      highlight 2010

Editorial Board Member of

Nanomaterials                  call for papers

  Guest Editor of Special Issue:  From Molecules to Nanomaterials

 

MAIN CURRENT UNIVERSITY SERVICES
 
  • Member of Graduate Council   2007-2010

  • Member of the Department Graduate Program Committee
  • Director, Materials Science Track of MSE Program
  • Department Web Page Coordinator

 

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Our laboratory is synthesizing and manipulating functional nanocrystals. We are also investigating the relevant physical and chemical phenomena on these size- and shape-controlled nanocrystals. The emphases are advanced processing technology, shape-control and novel properties on nanocrystals.

Interested materials: Pt-based binary nanopolyhedra; III-V quantum dots (QDs) and nanowires; indium oxide nanopolyhedra; low-dimensional IV-VI/V-VI materials; and II-VI semiconductors in nanophase.

Interested topics: Shape-controlled fuel cell catalysts (both anode and cathode); QD-labeling in bio-system; self-assembly of nanopolyhedra (both single- and binary compositions); diluted magnetic semiconductor nanocrystals; nanostructured thermoelectric study; 1D functional materials; core-shell structured nanoparticles and potential applications; and MEG QD solar cell study

   

EM images of PbSe nanocrystals, PbTe nanocrystals, Mn-doped PbSe nanoarrays and In2O3 nanocrystals (from left to right).


SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

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RECENT/FUTURE INVITED TALKS
      
  Invited speaker of 4th China-US Nano Workshop  2009

     
   Invited speaker of Miami University  2009

     
  Invited speaker of 2nd Nano Today Conference  2011

     
 

Invited Lecturer for ITS on Nanoalloys within the COST Action MP0903, 2012

     
  Invited speaker of CHESS users' Meeting  2012

     
 

Plenary Speaker of  Nanomaterials 2008

Invited Speaker of   Nanomaterials 2011

Invited Speaker of   Nanomaterials 2013

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