Postgraduate StudentS

K. H. (Koko) LAM Research group

Riqiang LIN

Ph.d. student

E-mail: riqiang33.lin@connect.polyu.hk

Research direction: Multi-modality imaging

Mr. Lin received his M.Sc. and B.S. degrees in Shenzhen University. Since joined the Institute of Biomedical and Health Engineering of Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology (SIAT) in 2011, he has focused in the research of photoacoustic imaging, and developed a series of novel photoacoustic system including optical resolution (OR) and acoustic resolution (AR) photoacoustic microscopy, and full field-of-view photoacoustic endoscopy. Currently, he works on the development of intravascular photoacoustic (IVPA) catheters.

XingYu ZHANG

ph.d. STUDENT

E-mail: shizitou.zhang@connect.polyu.hk

Research direction: Electrode materials for rechargeable batteries

Xingyu ZHANG completed his B.Eng and M.Eng degrees in Metallurgy Engineering at Northeastern University, respectively, in 2014 and 2017. After graduation, he worked at a lithium-ion battery company in Shenzhen, mainly focusing on the commercialization of Si-alloy anodes for Li-ion batteries. He joint PolyU as a PhD student of PolyU in 2020. His research interests include electrode materials for Li-ion cells and smart materials. He likes playing basketball and doing powerlifting during his leisure time from doing research.

Shuping lin

ph.d. STUDENT, jointly supervised by prof. xm tao at the HKPolyU

E-mail: shuping.s.lin@connect.polyu.hk

Research direction: Flexible thermoelectric generators

Shuping LIN received her M.Eng. degree majored in Chemical Engineering from Sun Yat-Sen University in 2015, and B.Sc. degree specialized in Applied Chemistry from Jiaying University in 2013, respectively. During her previous research studies, she focused on nano-MOF (metal organic frameworks) materials as the novel efficient adsorbent in sewage treatment, large scale micro-MOF film for proton conducting, and ligand displace route to MOF nanorods fabrication. She studied the mechanism of nano-MOFs for dye adsorption and transformation between MOF pellets and nanorods. In her Ph.D. programme, her research interest orients to flexible, wearable thermoelectric generators and thermoelectric materials.

Ying Li

Ph.D. Student

E-mail: yingly.li@connect.polyu.hk

Research direction: Electrode materials for sodium-ion batteries

Ying LI received the B.Sc. degree in Chemical Education and the M.Sc. degree majored in Materials Science in College of Chemistry and Materials Science from Sichuan Normal University in 2012 and 2015, respectively. During her graduate studies, she engaged in the research and development of BFO-based multiferroic ceramics. She has also been working in the field of lithium ion battery cathode materials. Her recent research interests include electrode materials for rechargeable batteries.