Catalysis & Operando Research for Energy

Our lab develops materials for energy conversion, integrating operando X-ray spectroscopy, electrochemical measurements, and catalyst design. We reveal the dynamic structural evolution of catalysts during reactions to guide the rational design of catalytic interfaces for real-world energy technologies.

Urea electrosynthesis research highlighted as Taiwan New Discoveries

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Urea Electrosynthesis Highlighted as Taiwan New Discoveries

Our work on Pd-intercalated BiOCl nanosheets reveals how catalyst structure promotes ambient electrosynthesis of urea, supported by operando synchrotron X-ray spectroscopy. The study was selected as a Taiwan New Discoveries research highlight.

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International Conference on Advanced Plasma for Semiconductors 2026 (Section Chairman)
Conferences and Seminars

Inter­national Con­ference on Advanced Plasma for Semi­conduc­tors 2026 (Section Chairman)

Section chair activity at ICAPS 2026, hosted at Feng Chia University, Taichung, Taiwan.

Kyushu University × Feng Chia University International Interdisciplinary Workshop 2026 (Invited Talk)
Invited Talks

Kyushu Uni­versity × Feng Chia Uni­versity Inter­national Inter­discip­linary Workshop 2026 (Invited Talk)

Invited talk on functional materials for energy applications, synthesis, spectroscopy, and interface engineering.

Joint Seminar with Prof. Chun-Hong Kuo
Conferences and Seminars

Joint Seminar with Prof. Chun-Hong Kuo

We had the honor of hosting Professor Chun-Hong Kuo from the Department of Applied Chemistry at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) for a special seminar in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Feng Chia University.

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Graduate and Undergraduate Research Opportunities

We welcome inquiries from prospective graduate students and undergraduate students interested in joining a faculty-supervised research project in electrocatalysis, energy materials, or operando X-ray absorption spectroscopy.

We especially welcome first- and second-year undergraduate students who wish to join the lab early and develop their research experience over time.

Please include a short CV, academic transcript, and a brief description of your research interests.

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