Yingwei Li

Assistant Professor

University of Hawaii

United States

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Yingwei Li is an Assistant Professor at the University of Hawaii, USA. His research focuses on the development and application of nanoclusters, with recent articles highlighting catalytic therapies, chiroptical co-crystals, and the electroreduction of carbon dioxide. His work emphasizes the atomic precision and structural dynamics of noble metal nanoclusters, contributing to advancements in materials science and nanotechnology.

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He Wang

Associate Professor

University of Miami

UNITED STATES

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Harvard University

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Multifunctional hydrogel embedded with Au−Cu nanoclusters for catalytic cascade therapy of infected diabetic wounds

Self-assembly of chiroptical ionic co-crystals from silver nanoclusters and organic macrocycles

A Double Open-Shelled Au<sub>43</sub> Nanocluster with Increased Catalytic Activity and Stability

Size Effects of Atomically Precise Gold Nanoclusters in Catalysis

Shape control with atomic precision: anisotropic nanoclusters of noble metals

The role of metal accessibility on carbon dioxide electroreduction in atomically precise nanoclusters

Atomically Precise Au42 Nanorods with Longitudinal Excitons for an Intense Photothermal Effect

Coherent vibrational dynamics of Au144(SR)60 nanoclusters

Tailoring the Electron–Phonon Interaction in Au25(SR)18 Nanoclusters via Ligand Engineering and Insight into Luminescence

Atomic structure of a seed-sized gold nanoprism

Magnetism of Atomically Precise Gold and Doped Nanoclusters: Delocalized Spin and Interparticle Coupling

Hydrogen Evolution Electrocatalyst Design: Turning Inert Gold into Active Catalyst by Atomically Precise Nanochemistry

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He Wang

Jarad A. Mason

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