Qing Hua Wang

SEMTE | Assistant Professor

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Qing Hua Wang is an assistant professor of materials science and engineering in the School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy at Arizona State University. She joined ASU in 2014.Her research interests also include scanning probe microscopy, optical spectroscopy, self-assembly and nanofabrication.

Total mentored projects: 7

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Fall 2020

Robert Michael Loh

Materials science and engineering

Germanium Dioxide: Development of Synthesis Techniques

Developing new nanomaterial synthesis, such as germanium dioxide, will equip engineers with more tools to innovate and help human-kind.

Program: FURI

Mark Diego Levin

Materials science and engineering

Sonication-Assisted Hydrothermal Synthesis of B4C Nanosheets for Fabrication of a Solar Steam Generator

By using a new process to produce nanosheets of boron carbide inside of an aerogel, we can make a more efficient and more sustainable steam generator.

Program: FURI

Fall 2019

Janice Emily Baab

Chemical engineering

Removing Selenium Oxoanions from Water Using Layered Double Hydroxides in Chitosan Beads

Creating beads from chitosan with a powder incorporated into them will enable the removal of selenium in water treatment.

Program: FURI

Spring 2019

Cindy Wong

Materials science and engineering

Composite Bricks from Fungus Mycelium and Carbon Nanomaterials for Sustainable Multi-functional Structures

Using nanomaterials in fungus mycelium composites to determine mechanical performance will help build more sustainable infrastructure.

Program: FURI

Zhikai Liu

Materials science and engineering

Enhancing the Flame Retardancy of Polymers by Coating Nanosheets

Studying non-hazardous, water-based, flame-retardant coatings can make effective fire retardants more sustainable.

Program: FURI

Mu-Tao Chen

Materials science and engineering

Formation of Heterostructure Nanoscrolls from 2D Materials for Enhanced Optoelectronic Performance

Studying light absorption from nanoscale, stacked semiconducting 2D materials will help in the development of electronic and optoelectronic devices.

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Fall 2018

Cindy Wong

Materials science and engineering

Composite bricks from fungus mycelium and carbon nanomaterials for sustainable multifunctional structures

Program: FURI

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