Activity 2015
Prof. Vaidhyanathan Ramamurthy, from University of Miami, paid a visit to our group in September 17, 2015.
Prof. Li-Zhu Wu and Prof. Chen-Ho Tung led the team to attend the 11th National Conference on Physical Organic Chemistry.
Prof. Li-Zhu Wu and Prof. Chen-Ho Tung led the team to attend the 11th National Conference on Physical Organic Chemistry held in Tsinghua University in September 18, 2015. Numerous experts in this field introduced their works in recent years. Doctor Meng in our group was invited to give an oral presentation: Cross-Coupling Hydrogen Evolution Reaction by Visible Light Catalysis.
Prof.Li-Zhu Wu and Prof. Chen-Ho Tung attend the 14th National Conference on Photochemistry.
Prof. Li-Zhu Wu and Prof. Chen-Ho Tung led the team to attend the 14th National Conference on Photochemistry held in Yunnan normal university in August 9, 2015. Professor Wu and Tung were invited to give the Plenary Lectures entitled with "Artificial Photosynthetic System for Hydrogen Evolution" and "The Introduction of Supramolecular Photochemistry", respectively. What's more, the PhD students of Xu-Zhe Wang and Jing-Xin Jian were awarded for the Post Prize Awards. In this meeting, we held a heated discussion with the experts and learn the latest research achievements in photochemistry, which was of great help to our future work.
Ph.D's Dissertation Defense: Jian-Ji, Zhong; Jing Wang; Bin Liu and Xu-Bing Li in May 29, 2015.
Prof.Li-Zhu Wu and Prof. Chen-Ho Tung attend the major projects symposium entitled "the Basic Scientific Problems about C-H Activation and Efficient Transformation".
Prof.Li-Zhu Wu and Prof. Chen-Ho Tung led the team to attend the major projects symposium entitled "the Basic Scientific Problems about C-H Activation and Efficient Transformation" which was held in Nankai University in May 9, 2015. Student representatives from Nankai University, Tsinghua University, Wuhan University and the Institute of Chemistry Chinese Academy of Sciences gave wonderful reports in their related fields. Three student representatives of our group also gave the reports about visible light catalyzed C-H activation which led to widespread discussion.
