Recently, the research group led by Professor Zhao Jie at the Feringa Nobel Prize Scientist Joint Research Center, School of Chemistry and Molecular Engineering, ECUST, achieved new progress in the study of heterogeneous metal-catalyzed carbene reactions. The related research article is published in Angewandte Chemie International Edition under the title “Effective Coordination Promoted Carbene N─H Bond Insertion on Heterogeneous Cu Catalyst”.This work was completed jointly by the research group

Recently, Professor Cai Menghao from the School of Biotechnology at ECUST, in collaboration with Researcher Qiao Xue and Professor Ye Min from Peking University, and Professor Qu Xudong from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, achieved a new breakthrough in the biosynthesis of flavonoid monosides (vitexin, orientin) and flavonoid disides (2″-O-vitexin galactoside, 2″-O-orientin galactoside) derived from the Chinese herb Trollius chinensis (Golden Lotus). The research team achieved efficient de novo s

Recently, due to a series of significant advances in the field of heterogeneous catalytic selectivity control, the Catalytic Reaction Engineering team from the School of Chemical Engineering at ECUST was invited by the American Chemical Society journal Accounts of Chemical Research to publish an online review titled “Configuration Matching Strategy to Control Selectivity in Heterogeneous Catalysis”. The paper systematically summarizes the innovative selectivity control strategy based on adsorpti

Recently, the research team of Academician Tian He and Professor Zhang Zhiyun from the Joint International Laboratory of the Feringa Nobel Prize Scientist Research Center at the School of Chemistry and Molecular Engineering has made significant progress in the dynamic response of Vibration-Induced Emission (VIE). The related article was published in Angewandte Chemie Novit under the title “Modulating Bond Order and Aromaticity in Dual-BN-Bonded Dihydrophenazine for Multi-Stimuli Responsiveness”.

Recently, the internationally renowned Journal of the American Chemical Society published online the latest research achievements of the Clean Energy Materials and Devices team from the School of Materials Science and Engineering in the field of amorphous radiation detection materials. The article is entitled “One-Dimensional Hybrid Metal Halide with Polymer-Like Flexible Inorganic Chains and Glass-Forming Ability”.The article is first-authored by Zhu Yuchen, a master’s candidate of the School o

Professor Liu Runhui’s research group from the School of Materials Science and Engineering recently reported a novel strategy for designing host defense peptide-mimicking prodrugs activated specifically at infection sites. The developed antibacterial prodrugs effectively treat infections caused by drug-resistant Gram-negative bacteria. This research article, titled “A host defense peptide-mimicking prodrug activated by drug-resistant Gram-negative bacterial infections”, was published in the auth

Professor Ye Bangce’s research team at the State Key Laboratory of Bioreactor Engineering recently made new progress in the development of intelligent living bacteria therapeutics and their application in precise tumor treatment. The related research article was published in the top-tier international journal Advanced Science under the title “Self-adjusting Engineered Probiotic for Targeted Tumor Colonization and Local Therapeutics Delivery”.Postdoctoral researcher Zou Zhenping from ECUST is the

The internationally renowned journal Angewandte Chemie International Edition recently published online the latest research progress by the Clean Energy Materials and Devices team from the School of Materials Science and Engineering. The paper, titled “Al³⁺-Dependent Anisotropic Facet Tailoring on SrTiO₃ Single Crystal for Photocatalytic Overall Water Splitting”, focuses on solar-driven overall water splitting.The editors selected the article as a Very Important Paper (VIP) in the field of overal