1. 新加坡南洋理工大学化学与生物分子工程Associate Prof. Yanhui YANG招收8月份入学博士生

　　急!新加坡南洋理工大学(NTU)化学与生物分子工程 杨艳辉副教授(Associate Prof. Yanhui YANG)招收8月份入学博士生，符合以下条件的同学，有兴趣的话，可发邮件直接联系杨教授本人(YHYang@ntu.edu.sg)。

　　发布者：材料系洪樟连教授

　　1、学生基本要求：

　　1)学习成绩优秀，对科研工作有热情和兴趣，能够顺畅与人沟通交流。

　　2)专业背景：出身材料、化工、化学等专业背景的都可以。

　　3)联系时，提供必要反映个人教育、学习、科研经历等信息的CV。没有英语成绩的就参加NTU的考试。

　　1、招收导师的信息：

　　1)姓名、工作单位及联系方式

　　Ph.D./ Associate Prof. Yanhui YANG

　　Division of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Nanyang Technological University Singapore 637459

　　Tel: (65) 6316 8940 Fax: (65) 6794 7553 Email: YHYang@ntu.edu.sg

　　2) 研究领域与在研课题

　　研究领域

　　Heterogeneous catalysis on metals and metal oxides

　　Structured nano-materials

　　Single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNT)

　　在研课题

　　Bio-renewables for chemicals and energy

　　Catalytic conversion of cellulose, biomass derived platform chemicals towards a more environmentally sustainable energy and chemical economy

　　Development of novel multi-dimensional channeled solid supports and their applications in enantiopurity analyses using ultra performance liquid chromatography (UPLC)

　　Facet-Controllable Ultra-Thin Metal Nanostructures towards Efficient Catalysis

　　Model Migration for Rapid Model-based Optimal Design of Catalysts

　　Next Generation Fuels: Upgrading of Biomass-derived Pyrolysis Oil

　　3)教育背景

　　PhD Yale University 2005

　　MS Yale University 2001

　　MS Tsinghua University 2001

　　BE Tsinghua University 1998

　　Academic Profile

　　Assoc Prof Yang Yanhui Associate Professor Division of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering School of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering College of Engineering Email: yhyang@ntu.edu.sgPhone: (+65)6316 8940 Office: N1.2-B1-18

　　Education

　　PhD Yale University 2005

　　MS Yale University 2001

　　MS Tsinghua University 2001

　　BE Tsinghua University 1998

　　Biography

　　Dr. Yang received his B.S. degree in chemical engineering from Tsinghua University and Ph.D. degree in chemical engineering from Yale University in 1998 and 2005, respectively. His doctoral advisor is Prof. Gary L. Haller. Dr. Yang joined School of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering (SCBE), Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore as an assistant professor in August 2005 right after He graduated from Yale. Dr. Yang’s primary research area is heterogeneous catalysis over metals and metal oxides. In particular, Dr. Yang is interested in understanding the fundamental catalytic concepts and phenomena using well-defined model catalyst and chemically probed reactions. The model reactions in his laboratory include aerobic oxidation of alcohols, selective hydrogenation of aldehyde, epoxidation using air, CO2 utilization (dry reforming and CO2 methanation), and SWCNT production. Along with Dr. Yang’s main research interests, he also employs the high surface area materials for various applications, e.g., protein separation, UPLC separation, enantioselective drug adsorption and release.

　　Research Interests

　　Heterogeneous catalysis on metals and metal oxides.Structured nano-materials.

　　Research Grant

　　A*STAR Science and Engineering Research Council - Public Sector Funding (2009-2013) [by A*STAR Science & Engineering Research Council (SERC)]

　　A*STAR Science and Engineering Research Council - Public Sector Funding (2010-) [by A*STAR Science & Engineering Research Council (SERC)]

　　A*STAR Thematic Strategic Research Program - Bioenergy (2009-) [by A*STAR Science & Engineering Research Council (SERC)]

　　Academic Research Fund Tier 1 (2010-2013) [by MOE]

　　Academic Research Fund Tier 2 (-)

　　Seed Funding (2012-) [by Nanyang Technological University]

　　Current Projects

　　Bio-renewables for chemicals and energy

　　Catalytic conversion of cellulose, biomass derived platform chemicals towards a more environmentally sustainable energy and chemical economy

　　Development of novel multi-dimensional channeled solid supports and their applications in enantiopurity analyses using ultra performance liquid chromatography (UPLC)

　　Facet-Controllable Ultra-Thin Metal Nanostructures towards Efficient Catalysis

　　Model Migration for Rapid Model-based Optimal Design of Catalysts

　　Next Generation Fuels: Upgrading of Biomass-derived Pyrolysis Oil