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9月24日先进材料与纳米技术系--Synthesis of Magnetic Nanostructures and Their Potential Applications



讲座题目:Synthesis of Magnetic Nanostructures and Their Potential Applications

报告人:Jun Ding

时 间:9月24日(周五)下午3:00
地 点:化学楼A713会议室
主持人侯仰龙(特聘研究员)

报告内容摘要
      Magnetic nanoparticles have the great potential in various applications including bio-medical and environmental. In our recent research, we have fabricated different magnetic nanostructures by chemical routes. We have paid a particular attention on multi-functional magnetic nanoparticles.  Water soluble superparamgnetic Fe3O4 nanoparticles have been fabricated by a single step processing.  Metal/oxide core-shell nanoparticles have shown excellent magnetic properties and chemical stability.  Pt-Au-Fe3O4 multi-functional nanoparticles have shown promising properties for bio-medical applications.  Silica nanospheres embedded with Fe3O4 with a high loading have been successfully fabricated by micro-emulsion.  More recently, we have achieved magnetic nanorings and nanotubes with a controlled geometry.  These magnetic nanorings have shown excellent performance as MRI agent.

报告人简介
      After the entry into Physics Department at Peking University in 1978, Dr Ding Jun received a state scholarship to study in Germany. He obtained BSc + MSc in 1986 from University of Wuppertal and PhD in 1990 from Ruhr-University Bochum.  He worked at Research Fellow and Senior Research Fellow at University of Western Australia form 1991 to 1997.  He joined National University of Singapore (NUS) in 1997.  Now, he is working as Associate Professor and Deputy Head at Department of Materials Science & Engineering at NUS.  Dr Ding Jun has been working on magnetic materials for more than 20 years.  He has published more than 250 journal papers and received approximately 4000 citations so far.  More recently, he is working on nanomagnetics including magnetic semiconductors and magnetic nanostructures. He has successfully led a team to secure a major research grant of S$ 10M in the area of spintronics.