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Lei Sun

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メンバー概要

自己紹介

Prof. Lei Sun received his Ph.D. from Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2005. He commenced his academic career at Henan University in 2001 and was promoted to full professor in 2012. Prof. Sun has undertaken academic visits to Nagasaki University, the University of California, Riverside, and the University of South Dakota. To date, he has successfully completed over 10 research projects funded by organizations such as the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the Ministry of Education, and the Henan provincial government. He has published more than 97 peer-reviewed research papers with an H-index of 26, holds 3 patents, and has mentored 28 postgraduate students. His research interests are centered on the synthesis of nanomaterials and electrospun nanofibrous membranes, particularly their applications in antibacterial treatments, drug delivery systems, pesticide formulations, air filtration, oil-water separation, food packaging, and surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS).

学歴

  • Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
    学位 Ph. D
    開始日 01/2001
    終了日 01/2005
  • Henan University
    学位 Master of Science
    専攻 Key Laboratroy for Sepcial Functional Materials
    開始日 01/1998
    終了日 01/2001
  • Henan University
    学位 Bachelor of Engineering
    専攻 College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
    開始日 01/1994
    終了日 01/1998

職歴

UO

Postdoctor

University of South Dakota

01/201301/2014

Department of Chemistry

HU

Assocaite Professor

Henan University

01/200701/2013

Key Laboratory for Specaial Functional Materials

UO

Visting Scholar

University of California, Riverside

01/200901/2010

Department of Chemistry

HU

Lectrue

Henan University

01/200401/2007

Key Laboratory for Special Functional Materials

NU

Visiting Fellow

Nagasaki University

01/200601/2006

School of Engineering

HU

Teaching Assistant

Henan University

01/200101/2004

Key Laboratory for Special Functional Materials