The
Lab of Molecular and Materials Simulation is a division of The
Key Lab for Nanomaterials, The Ministry of Education of China, Beijing
University of Chemical Technology. The main research interests include adsorption
properties of porous nanomaterials, development of force field of ionic
liquids, structure and catalysis properties of metallic nanoclusters, self-assembly
of polymers with complex architecture and transport behavior of fluids in
nanomembrane.
Mailing
Address and Contact Persons:
Director: Professor
Wenchuan Wang
College of chemical engineering
Beijing University of Chemical Technology
Beijing 100029, China
Tel: +86-10-64427616;
+86-10-64444905
Fax: +86-10-64427616
E-mail: wangwc@mail.buct.edu.cn; wangwc@163bj.com
Vice
Director: Professor Dapeng Cao
College of Chemical Engineering
Beijing University of Chemical Technology
Beijing 100029, China
Tel: +86-10-64443254
Fax: +86-10-64427616
Email: caodp@mail.buct.edu.cn; cao_dp@hotmail.com
Group
Members:
Faculty:
Wenchuan
Wang, Professor and Director of
the Lab.
Dapeng
Cao （曹达鹏）
Professor and Vice Director of the Lab.
Ph. D. in Chemical
Engineering (Beijing University of Chemical Technology), Postdoctoral Fellow:
University of California, Riverside, USA.
Shiping
Huang,
Professor
Ph. D. in Physical
Chemistry ( the Institute of Metallurgy of the Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Shanghai, China). Postdoctoral Fellow: New Mexico University and South Caloralla
State University, USA.
Xianren
Zhang, Professor
Ph. D. in chemical
engineering ( Beijing University of Chemical Technology), Postdoctoral Fellow:
Beijng University of Chemical Technology, and Ecole Normale Supérieure de
Lyon (ENS-Lyon, France)
Zhiping
Liu, Associate Professor
Ph D. in chemical
engineering ( Tsinghua University, Beijing, China) Postdoctoral Fellow:
Beijing University of Chemical Technology.
Weixia
Tu,
Associate Professor
Ph. D. in Chemistry
( Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing), Postdoctoral
Fellow: Tokyo Institute of Technology.
Xiaohong
Shao, Associate Professor
Ms. in Physics (The
Institute of High Energy Physics, of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing,
China), Ph. D. in chemical engineering ( Beijing University of Chemical
Technology).
Graduate students: about 40 Ph. D.
and Ms. Students currently with undergraduate background in chemical engineering,
physics, mathematics and computer science.