The Electrochemical Energy Technology Lab (EETL) is part of School of Materials Science and Engineering at Peking University. 

In our group, we are interested in solving the most urgent and tough energy problems over the globe, and we tackle the problems from the perspective of electrochemistry.  

Prof. Quanquan Pang (庞全全)

We aim to develop efficient, reliable and yet low-cost batteries, geared towards grid energy storage and electric transportation, both of which are critical sectors for a clean and renewable future. We also aim to extend our expertise to develop electrochemical solutions for solving the pressing questions pertaining to fossil fuel shortage, CO2 accumulation, innovation on resources recycling and exploitation. 

One thrust of our research is to develop new chemical systems and materials/chemical solutions (electrolytes, electrodes) towards our envisioned systems and applications, and the other is to understand the chemical/materials origin and mechanism of how it works or fails, by applying a range of characterization techniques developed by us and the field. 

News

  • Dr. Yatao Liu is joining our team as a postdoctoral fellow in September 2020. Yatao is going to work on the battery electrolytes, one of the most interesting problems in the field. Welcome Yatao!
  •  The Electrochemical Energy Technology Laboratory (EETL) started its wonderful trip in the spring term of 2020,  in midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s not an easy move. Bravo!

REsearch Overview

  • All-solid-state batteries
  • Chalcogen electrochemical systems
  • Multi-valent battery systems
  • Low- and high-temperature battery chemistry
  • Interfaces evolution (solid-solid, solid-liquid)
  • Phase and chemical evolution  (bulk and surface)
  • Time-resolved spectroscopies
  • Space-resolved spectroscopies and microscopies
 
  • Carbon
  • Fuel
  • Resources 

Publications

  • Xiao, Z., Jia, Y., Zhu, L., Zheng, C., Hao, W., Zhang, P., Meng, J., He, M., Ji, L., Wang, J. Safari, M., Liu, Y.*, Wen, W.*, Pang, Q. * (2025) Nucleation-mediated aluminum deposition/stripping for long-life molten salt aluminum batteries. ACS Nano 19, 43, 37738 (link).
  • Li, Y., Yan, Y., Shen, K., He, M., Li, Y., Song, H., Zheng, C., Shi, W., Ye, F., Ozoemena, K.I., Safari, M., Pang, Q. * (2025) High energy density solid-state lithium–sulfur batteries: challenges and advances in cathode materials. ACS Nano 19, 34469 (link).
  • Yari, S., Buntinx, J., Schepers, M., Reis, A.C., Vranken, T., Pang, Q., Hardy, A. Safari, M.* (2025) Tracking through-thickness dynamics in lithium–sulfur batteries via operando Raman imaging and a purpose-built cell. J. Electrochem. Soc., 172, 110520 (link).
  • Xiao, Z., Jia, Y., Meng, J.*, Hong, X., Zhu, L., He, M., Shen, K., Song, H., Yan, Y., Ye, G. Ma, Y., Zheng, C., Pang, Q. * (2025) Chloroaluminate molten salts for low-temperature electrochemical recycling of layered metal oxide cathodes.  Adv. Mater. e12984 (link).
  • He, M., Li, Y., Safari, M., Pang, Q. * (2025) Towards practical high energy density lithium-sulfur batteries. CCS Chem., 7, 3235 (link).
  • An, Y. *, Pang, Q. (2025) Corner-sharing PS4–BS4modes facilitate fast ion conduction in lithium thioborophosphate iodide glassy solid electrolytes. J. Phys. Chem. Lett. 2025, 16, 39, 10204 (link).
  • Song, Y., Gao, W., Zhou, C., Shen, C., Yu, Y., Ji, J., Dong, C., Ozoemena, K., Xu, X. *, Meng, J. *, Pang, Q.* (2025) Revealing the Catalysis Modes for Sulfur Conversion Kinetics in Molten Salt Aluminum‐Sulfur Batteries. Adv. Mater.2502662 (link).
  • Reis, A.C., Hamed, H., Yari, S., Vranken, T., Hardy, A., Reddy, N., Pang Q., M. Safari*. (2025) Precipitation in Lithium-Sulfur Batteries: A New Formalism. Nat. Commun. 16,5473 (link).
  • Wang, H., Xue, B., Ma, Y., Ma, H., Zhang, X., Lu, M., Yang, C., Li, Z., Calvez, L., Fan, B.*, Pang, Q.* (2025) Rational design of interfaces for high current-density lithium metal anodes. ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces 17, 39244 (link).
  • Shen, K., Yao, X., Song, H., Shi, W., Zheng, C., Hong, X., Yan, Y., Liu, X., Zhu, L., An, Y., Song, T., Shafqat, M.B., Ma, C., Zheng, L., Gao, P., Liu, Y., Safari, M., Zhao, Y., Pang, Q.* (2025) All-solid-state batteries stabilized with electro-mechano-mediated phosphorus anodes. Energy. Environ. Sci. 18, 7568 (link).
  • Ye, G., Ma, Y., Zhu, L., Zheng, C., He, M., Shen, K., Xiao, Z., Jia, Y., Hong, X., Safari, M., Pang, Q.* (2025) Dual fluorination molecular design enabling polyether solid electrolytes for 5.0 v lithium-metal batteries with aggressive chemistries. Adv. Funct. Mater. 2509547 (link).
  • Zhang, M., Tong, X., Zhu, L., Liu, F., Jia, Y., Xiao, Z., Fu, D., Han, K., Wang, Y., Zhang, H., Wang, X., Meng, J., Pang, Q.* (2025) Selective facet etching enables dendrite-less molten salt aluminum metal batteries. Nation. Sci. Rev. nwaf233(link).
  • Meng, J., Wang, Y., Xiao, Z., Zhu, L., Hong, X., Jia, Y., Liu, F., Xu, L., Pang, Q.* (2025) Membrane-less Aluminum Displacement Batteries Based on Transition Metal Chlorination in Molten Salts. Nano Lett. 25, 17, 6966 (link).
  • Ye, G., Hong, X., He, M., Song, J., Zhu, L., Zheng, C., Ma, Y., An, Y., Shen, K., Shi, W., Jia, Y., Jia, Y., Shafqat M.B., Gao, P., Xia, D., Pang, Q.* (2025). All‐Solid‐State Lithium Metal Batteries with Microdomain‐Regulated Polycationic Solid Electrolytes. Adv. Mater.37, 2417829 (link).
  • He, M., An, Y., Zhu, L., Liu, Y., Jia, Y., Hao, Y., Ye, G., Hong, X., Xiao, Z., Ma, Y., Song, H., Shen, K., Yan, Y., Shi, W., Zheng, C., Chen, J., Shafqat, M.B., Pang, Q.* (2025) Regulating Polysulfide Clustering with an Anion Acceptor for Low-Temperature Sulfur Batteries. Nano Lett. 25,8, 3029 (link).
  • Song, H., Munch, K., Liu, X., Shen, K., Zhang, R., Weintraut, T., Yusim, Y., Jiang, D., Hong, X., Meng, J., Liu, Y., He, M., Li, Y., Henkel, P., Brezesinski, T., Janek, J., Pang, Q.* (2025) All-solid-state Li-S batteries with fast solid-solid sulfur reaction. Nature, 637, 846 (link).
  • Conde Reis, A., Hamed, H., Yari, S., Vranken, T., D’Haen, J., Hardy, A., Reddy, N., Pang, Q. Safari, M.* (2025) A new analytical framework to investigate the precipitation kinetics of discharge products in Li-Sbatteries. Small, 21, e03796 (link).
  • Liu, Y., An, Y., He, M., An, Y., Jia, Y., Hao, Y., Hong, X., Gao, S., Lu, Y., Zou, R., Pang, Q.* (2025) Surface-localized solvation mediated quasi-solid-state reaction via phase mediators for sulfur batteries. Nature Chem., 17, 614 (link).
  • An, Y., Hu, T., Pang, Q.* and Xu, S.* (2025) Observing li nucleation at the li metal–solid electrolyte interface in all-solid-state batteries. ACS Nano, 19, 14262 (link).
  • Shen, K., Shi, W., Song, H., Zheng, C., Yan, Y., Hong, X., Liu, X., An, Y., Li, Y., Ye, F., He, M., Ye, G., Gao, P., Pang, Q.* (2025) Solid catholyte with regulated interphase redox for all-solid-state lithium-sulfur batteries. Adv. Mater., 2417171 (link).
  • Zhao, J., Feng, X., Pang, Q., Fowler, M., Lian, Y., Ouyang, M., Burke, A.F. (2024) Battery safety: Machine learning-based prognostics. Prog. Energy Combust. Sci., 102, 101142 (link).
  • Ye, G., Zhu, L., Ma, Y., He, M., Zheng, C., Shen, K., Hong, X., Xiao, Z., Jia, Y., Gao, P. Pang, Q.* (2024) Molecular design of solid polymer electrolytes with enthalpy–entropy manipulation for li metal batteries with aggressive cathode chemistry. J. Am. Chem. Soc., 146, 27668 (link).
  • He, M., Zhu, L., Ye, G., An, Y., Hong, X., Ma, Y., Xiao, Z., Jia, Y., Pang, Q.* (2024) Tuning the electrolyte and interphasial chemistry for all-climate sodium-ion batteries. Angew. Chem. Intl. Ed., e202401051 (link).
  • He, M., Zhu, L., Liu, Y., Jia, Y., Hao, Y., Ye, G., Hong, X., Xiao, Z., Ma, Y., Chen, J., Shafqat, M.B, Pang, Q.* (2024) Highly solvating electrolytes with core-shell solvation structure for lean-electrolyte lithium-sulfur batteries. Angew. Chem. Intl. Ed., 137, e202415053 (link).
  • Liu, Y., Gong, Y., Chen, K., Zhu, L., An, Y., Ozoemena, K.I., Hua, W., Yang, M., Pang, Q.* (2024) Long‐Life High‐Voltage Sodium‐Ion Batteries Enabled by Electrolytes with Cooperative Na+‐Solvation. Adv. Funct. Mater. 34, 2403138 (link)
  • Liu, Y., An, Y., Zhu, J., Zhu, L., Gao, P., He, G., Pang, Q. * (2024) Integrated energy storage and CO2 conversion using an aqueous battery with tamed asymmetric reactions. Nature Commun., 15, 977 (link).
  • Meng, J., Hong, X., Xiao, Z., Xu, L., Zhu, L., Jia, Y., Liu, F., Mai, L., Pang, Q. *(2024) Rapid-charging aluminium-sulfur batteries operated at 85° C with a quaternary molten salt electrolyte. Nature Commun., 15, 595 (link).
  • Liu, Y., Zhu, L., Wang, E., An, Y., Liu, Y., Shen, K., He, M., Jia, Y., Ye, G., Xiao, Z., Li, Y., Pang, Q.* (2023) Electrolyte engineering with tamed electrode interphases for high‐voltage sodium‐ion batteries. Adv. Mater. 2310051 (link).
  • He, M., Ozoemena, K. I., Aurbach, D., Pang, Q.* (2023) Developing highly solvating electrolyte solutions for lithium–sulfur batteries. Current Opinion in Electrochem., 101285.
  • Liu, Y., Xu, L., Yu, Y., He, M., Zhang, H., Tang, Y., Xiong, F., Gao, S., Li, A., Wang, J., Xu, S., Aurbach, D., Zou, R., Pang, Q.* (2023) Stabilized Li-S batteries with anti-solvent-tamed quasi-solid-state reaction. Joule, 7, 2074 (link).
  • Meng, J., Yao, X., Hong, X., Zhu, L., Xiao, Z., Jia, Y., Liu, F., Song, H., Zhao, Y., Pang, Q.* (2023) A solution-to-solid conversion chemistry enables ultrafast-charging and long-lived molten salt aluminium batteries. Nature Commun., 14, 3909 (link).
  • Meng, J., Xiao, Z., Zhu, L., Zhang, X., Hong, X., Jia, Y., Liu, F., Pang, Q.* (2023) Fluorinated electrode materials for high-energy batteries. Matter, 6, 1685 (link).
  • Pang, Q.*, Meng, S. Gupta, X. Hong, C.Y. Kwok, J. Zhao, Y. Jin, L. Xu, O. Karahan, Z. Wang, S. Toll, L. Mai, L. F. Nazar, M. Balasubramanian, B. Narayanan, D.R. Sadoway* (2022) Fast-charging aluminium–chalcogen batteries resistant to dendritic shorting, Nature, 608, 704 (link).
  • Liu, Y., Elias, Y., Meng, J., Aurbach, D., Zou, R., Xia, D., Pang, Q*. (2021) Electrolyte solutions design for lithium-sulfur batteries. Joule, 5, 2323 (link).
  • Pang, Q., Kwok, C.Y., Kundu, D., Nazar L.F.* (2019) Lightweight metallic MgB2 mediates polysulfide redox and promises high-energy-density lithium-sulfur batteries. Joule, 3,136 (link).
  • Pang, Q., Zhou, L., Nazar L.F.* (2018) An elastic and Li-ion-percolating hybrid membrane stabilizes Li metal plating. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, 115, 12389 (link).
  • Pang, Q., Liang, X., Kochetkov, I.R., Hartmann, P., Nazar L.F. (2018) Stabilizing lithium plating by a biphasic surface layer formed in situ. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., 57, 9795 (link).
  • Pang, Q., Shyamsunder, A., Narayanan, B., Kwok, C.Y., Curtiss, L.A., Nazar L.F.* (2018) Tuning the electrolyte network structure to invoke quasi-solid state sulfur conversion and suppress lithium dendrite formation in Li–S batteries. Nature Energy, 3, 783 (link).
  • Pang, Q., Liang, X., Shyamsunder A., Nazar, L.F.* (2017) An in vivo formed solid electrolyte surface layer enables stable plating of Li metal. Joule, 1, 871 (link).
  • Liang, X., Pang, Q., Kochetkov, I.R. Sempere, M.S., Huang, H., Sun, X., Nazar, L.F.* (2017) A facile surface chemistry route to a stabilized lithium metal anode. Nature Energy, 2, 17119 (link).
  • Lee, C.-W. †, Pang, Q. †, Ha, S., Cheng, L., Han, S.-D., Gallagher, K.G., Nazar, L.F.,*Balasubramanian, M.* (2017) Directing the lithium-sulfur reaction pathway via sparingly solvating electrolytes for high energy density batteries. ACS Cent. Sci., 3,605 (link).
  • Pang, Q. †, Liang, X. †, Kwok, C. Y. †, Nazar, L. F. * (2016) Advances in lithium–sulfur batteries based on multifunctional cathodes and electrolytes. Nature Energy, 1, 16132 (link).
  • Pang, Q., Liang, X., Kwok, C.Y., Kulisch, J., Nazar, L.F.* (2016) A comprehensive approach towards stable lithium-sulfur batteries with high volumetric energy density. Adv. Energy Mater., 7, 1601630 (link).
  • Pang, Q., Nazar, L.F.* (2016) Long-life and high areal capacity Li-S batteries enabled by a light-weight polar host with intrinsic polysulfide adsorption. ACS Nano,10, 4111 (link).
  • Pang, Q., Liang, X., Kwok, C.Y., Nazar, L.F.* (2015) The importance of chemical interactions between sulfur host materials and polysulfides for advanced lithium-sulfur batteries. J. Electrochem. Soc., 162, A2567 (link).
  • Pang, Q. Tang, J., Huang, H., Liang, X., Hart, C., Tam, K.C.,* Nazar, L.F.* (2015) A nitrogen and sulfur dual‐doped carbon derived from polyrhodanine/cellulose for lithium–sulfur batteries. Adv.Mater., 27, 6021. (link)
  • Pang, Q., Kundu, D., Cuisinier, M., Nazar, L. F.* (2014) Surface-enhanced redox chemistry of polysulphides on a metallic and polar host for lithium-sulphur batteries. Nature Commun., 5,4759 (link).

The team

Team Leader
Prof. Quanquan Pang

Prof. Quanquan Pang
Principle Investigator
qqpang@pku.edu.cn

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Prof. quanquan pang (庞全全）

I am a tenure-track assistant professor at Peking University (College of Engineering). I am trained in both materials science and chemistry. I obtained my bachelor degree in materials science and engineering from Huazhong University of Science and Technology, and PhD degree in chemistry from University of Waterloo at 2017. I stayed at Massachusetts Institute of Technology for a postdoctoral training in materials science.

I am extremely interested in understanding and the development of electrochemical processes, as electrochemistry is one of the main principles that connect chemistry and energy. I am interested in any system that relies on the inter-conversion between electricity and chemical energy, and the goal is to understand how to best improve the energy efficiency, energy density, service duration of such system. The ultimate drive is to efficiently utilize renewable energy towards our daily life and create a green industry and environment.   

Team Members
YOU ARE SUPPOSED TO BE HERE! distinguished postdoc fellow

This is the place to crush all your battery mates and show your awesomeness to the world and say “hello world”

Dr. Huimin Song, postdoc fellow

I am now a Boya postdoctoral research fellow at Peking University starting 2021. I received my Ph.D. degrees from University of Chinese Academy of Sciences ( Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry, CAS) in 2021. My current research focuses on developing new solid electrolytes for solid state batteries. 

Dr. Yun An, postdoc fellow

I studied chemistry at the Wuhan University of Technology and Harbin Institute of Technology, where I received my BSc. and MSc. degrees, respectively. In 2021, I graduated from TU Dresden with a Ph.D. in theoretical chemistry. After that, I worked as a postdoc researcher at HZDR in Leipzig. I joined EETL Lab at Peking University in September 2022. My research interests focus on computational materials science, including molecular modeling, molecular dynamics simulations, solid state batteries, catalysis, and isotope separation.

Dr. Yue Ma, postdoc fellow

I am now a postdoctoral research fellow at Peking University starting 2023. I received my B.Sc. degree at University of California, Santa Barbara in Chemistry and German Studies, and my Ph.D. degrees at University of Oxford in Physical and Theoretical Chemistry. My current research focuses on the electrolytes and electrodes for lithium sulfur batteries. 

Dr. zhitong xiao, postdoc fellow

I started my TongCheng postdoctoral research at Peking University in mid 2022. I received my Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from Wuhan University of Technology in 2022. My current research focuses on spent battery recycling, molten-salt aluminium batteries and other novel electrochemistries.

Dr. chunli shen, postdoc fellow

I am now a TongCheng postdoctoral research fellow at Peking University starting 2025. I received my Ph.D. degrees in Chemistry from Wuhan University of Technology in 2024. My current research focuses on the electrolytes and electrodes for quasi-solid-state lithium sulfur batteries.

Dr. wei wang, postdoc fellow

I am now a Boya postdoctoral research fellow at Peking University starting in 2025. I received my Ph.D. degree from Nankai University in 2025. My current research focuses on developing new solid polymer electrolytes.

YOU ARE SUPPOSED TO BE HERE! STUDENT

This is the place to crush all your battery mates and show your awesomeness to the world and say “hello world”

Xufeng Hong, phD student

I am now a PhD student at Peking University starting 2021. I received my MSc. and BSc. from Wuhan University of Technology (Wuhan). My current research focuses on understanding the interfacial and other phenomenon via modelling and devices, as well as materials discovery by machine learning. [Google Scholar]

I am going to start a postdoc training at UCLA.

Kaier shen, PhD Student

I am now a PhD student at Peking University starting 2021. I received my MSc. and BSc. from Tianjin University. My current research focuses on characterizations of interfaces, solid electrolytes and all solid state batteries.

I am going to start a postdoc training at UCSD.

YingJing Yan, Exchange PhD Student

I am now a PhD student co-supervised by Northeastern University and Peking University starting 2022. I received my MSc. from Soochow University. My current research focuses on new chemistries in all solid-state batteries.

Yongfeng jia, PhD Student

I am now a PhD student at Peking University starting 2022. I received my MSc. and BSc. from INNER MONGOLIA MINZU UNIVERSITY. My current research focuses on sulfur electrochemistry and related batteries.

Lujun Zhu
Lujun Zhu, PhD student

I am now a PhD student at Peking University starting 2022, and I obtained my BSc degree from Peking University.  I am interested in studying multivalent batteries and gas batteries.

Muhammad Burhan Shafqat, PhD student

I am a PhD student at Peking University. I have done BSc (Hons) Physics from University of the Punjab Pakistan and I receive Master degree in Nanotechnology (Physics) from Centre of Excellence in Solid State physics. My current research focuses on development of aqueous batteries and theoretical calculations.

wencong feng, exchange PhD student

I am now a PhD student co-supervised by Wuhan University of Technology and Peking University starting 2024. I received my MSc. from Wuhan University of Technology. My current research focuses on the electrolytes and electrodes for lithium-based batteries.

fei ye, PhD student

Since 2022, I have been pursuing my PhD at Peking University, following my completion of undergraduate studies at Nankai University. My current research is centered on layered oxide cathode for sodium-ion batteries and all-solid-state sodium-sulfur battery systems.

chenxi zheng, PhD student

I am now a PhD student co-supervised by the School of Physics and the School of Materials Science and Engineering at Peking University, starting from 2023. I received my MSc. and BSc. from Xiamen University. My current research focuses on electron microscopy characterization of cathode materials, and on silicon-based anodes for all-solid-state batteries.

weize Shi, PhD student

I am a PhD student at Peking University started in 2023. I obtained my bachelor degree from Harbin Institute of Technology. My current research focuses on all-solid-state electrolytes and lithium-oxygen batteries.

jixu yang, PhD student

I am now a PhD student at Peking University starting 2024. I received my MSc.  from Central south University. My current research focuses on polymer electrolytes and interface characterization.

yuanrui li, PhD student

I am now a PhD student at Peking University starting 2024. I studied Materials Science and Engineering at Beijing Forestry University and China University of Geosciences (Beijing), where I obtained my BSc. and MSc. degrees, respectively. My current research focuses on the design of cathode materials and electrolyte systems for high-energy-density lithium-sulfur batteries.

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niubu lege, PhD student

I am a PhD student at Peking University (2024–present), working on liquid electrolyte design for lithium–sulfur batteries. I hold an M.Eng. from Beijing University of Technology. My current work centers on understanding how electrolyte solvation structure governs polysulfide chemistry and lithium anode stability.

yuantonghe li, PhD student

I am now a PhD student at Peking University. I received my BSc. degree from Nankai University in 2025. My current research focuses on all-solid-state lithium metal anodes, solid electrolyte design, and all-solid-state lithium-sulfur batteries.

jiale feng, PhD student

I am now a PhD student at Peking University starting 2025. I received my BSc. from Beijing University of Chemical Technology (BUCT). My current research focuses on aqueous  batteries.

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chengyao duan, PhD student

I am now a PhD student at Peking University starting 2025. I received my BSc. from Nankai University. My current research focuses on the electrolyte design of lithium metal batteries.

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qi lai, PhD student

I am a PhD student at Peking University, holding an MSc and a BEng from South-Central University for Nationalities. I am interested in exploring new electrochemical reactions and processes from the perspectives of chemistry, electrochemistry, materials science, and energy.

wai-chio si, master student

I am now a master student at Peking University starting in 2025. I received my BSc. from University of Macau. My current research focuses aqueous redox flow battery.

zihan jin, undergraduate student

I’m now an undergraduate student at Peking University. My current research focuses on characterizing interface and elucidating reaction mechanisms to optimize all-solid-state batteries.

weihao wu, undergraduate student

I am a senior undergraduate at the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC), expected to graduate in 2026. I will be joining Peking University (PKU) as a PhD student in the Fall of 2026. My current research focuses on all-solid-state batteries.

Alumni
Yatao Liu
Yatao Liu

Postdoc 2021-2024

Now at Beijing University of Chemical Technology. [Google Scholar]

Jiashen Meng
Jiashen Meng

Postdoc 2021-2024

Now at Wuhan University of Technology. [Google Scholar]

Mengxue He

Postdoc 2022-2025

Now at Beijing University of Chemical Technology.[Google Scholar]

Guo Ye

Postdoc 2022-2025

Now at Linyi University. 

Yumei Liu

Postdoc 2022-2025

Now at Chongqing University. [Personal Page]

Xu Liu

PhD 2021-2024

Now at Beijing WeLion New Energy Technology Co., Ltd.

Yitao Li

MSc 2021-2024

Now at Peking University.

Join US!

  • Postdoc: We always welcome young talents to join us and work on the most interesting but challenging problems pertaining to electrochemistry. Please reach out if you are interested at any time. 

  • Graduate students: We have certain number of positions for PhD students, and you can be a graduating bachelor or master student. Students with background/interests in electrochemistry, materials science, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, computational science, spectroscopic science are welcome to reach out.

  • Visiting students/Co-supervised program students are also welcome to join our family. Please reach out.

  •  Motivated undergraduate students are the one of the main sources of inspiration and are always welcome to learn and contribute in our group.

Please send email to qqpang@pku.edu.cn with your interests and let’s discuss!