About Hu Lab
Introduction to Our Research
Thus, we can understand the non-equilibrium light-driven chemical catalysis or materials synthesis processes, involving charge separation, charge transfer, and chemical transport at semiconductor-liquid interfaces.
For that, we can co-design catalysts and reactors for for efficient energy conversion or selective chemical synthesis. We also develop materials chemistry for membranes and advanced semiconductor processing.



Nature Chemical Engineering cover article published.
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Our Research Direction
We investigates non-equilibrium, light-driven catalysis that couples with chemical transport in practical reactors.
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Our Research Direction
Photoelectrochemistry

Photoelectrochemical Interface: A Novel platform for light/chemical transduction
Photocatalytic Surface

Photocatalytic Surface Chemistry: Adsorption coupled with photo-induced charge transfer
Molecular Flux Catalysis

Molecular Flux Catalysis: Non-equilibrium CO2 photocatalysis in flowing seawater
Coating + X

Coating+X: Novel composition, multi-functionality, and scale-up manufacturing
PEC Device Scale-Up

PEC Device Scale-Up: Design and manufacturing for scalable PEC Systems
AI Hardware

Energy-Efficient Analogue Computing: Photoelectrochemical Neural Network
Hu Lab Funding