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My research endeavor is to develop Cd-free biocompatible luminescent nanomaterials based on noble metal nanoclusters and semiconductor quantum dots. As a graduate student, I'm synthesized a series of carbon-based nanostructures, including carbon quantum dots and graphene dots. After that, as a Postdoctoral Fellow at National Institute for Materials Science, Japan, I was working on near-IR (NIR) emitting silicon and germanium quantum dots for long-term multiphoton imaging in human deep tissues and organs. At present, I'm working on atomically precise luminescent metal nanoclusters and nanocluster-composites with diversified applications on photocatalysis, energy-devices, biomedical imaging, and therapies.

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