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Professor Lianzhou Wang is currently a Professor in School of Chemical Engineering, the University of Queensland. Before joining UQ in 2004, he has worked at two leading national research institutions (NIMS and AIST) of Japan as a research fellow for five years. Prof. Wang's research focuses on the synthesis, characterisation and application of functional nanomaterials for use in cleaner and more efficient energy conversion/storage systems, including photocatalysts, rechargeable lithium batteries, and water treatment membranes.
In the last five years' time, as a Chief Investigator, he has succeeded in winning 9 ARC grants, two CSIRO Flagship Cluster projects, one major Queensland Government fund and a number of UQ grants. Prof. Wang has contributed more than 120 original journal publications (including top ranking journals such as Angew. Chem., Adv. Mater., J. Am Chem. Soc., Adv.Funct. Mater., ACS Nano, Chem. Mater., Small, Chem. Commun., etc.), 11 patents and over 80 presentations. He also won several prestigious Fellowships/awards including STA Fellowship of Japan, ARC Queen Elizabeth II Fellowship of Australia, UQ Research Excellence Award of 2008, and the Winner of the Scopus Young Researcher Award of 2011 for outstanding reseachers under 40 yo (Engineering and Technology, Australian Universities)
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