Electrochemistry , Electrochemical Research Recognition , Electrochemistry Award, Electrochemical Research, Electrochemical Innovation

Professor Pan Jing is a distinguished researcher at Yangzhou University, Jiangsu, China . Her expertise lies in the properties and applications of micro/nanostructural magnetoelectricity, photoelectricity, and catalysis . She focuses on materials such as ZnO, SnO₂, Graphene, and MoS₂, exploring their potential for photovoltaic applications, environmental improvement, and new energy solutions . Through her pioneering work, she contributes to advancing sustainable technologies and innovative material applications, making a significant impact in the field of nanoscience and energy research .

Professional Profile

Scopus

Summary of Suitability:

Professor Pan Jing’s work in nanomaterials, magnetoelectricity, photoelectricity, and catalysis aligns well with the award’s criteria. Her pioneering studies on materials like ZnO, SnO₂, Graphene, and MoS₂ contribute to chemical research innovations in photovoltaics, energy solutions, and environmental sustainability .

Education:

Ph.D. in Materials Science – Specialized in nanomaterials and their applications.
Master’s Degree in Chemistry – Focused on material properties and catalysis.
Bachelor’s Degree in Physics/Chemistry – Built a strong foundation in material sciences.

Experience:

Professor at Yangzhou University, Jiangsu, China – Leading research in nanostructural magnetoelectricity, photoelectricity, and catalysis.
Research on ZnO, SnO₂, Graphene, and MoS₂ – Exploring their applications in photovoltaics, environmental improvement, and new energy.
Contributor to Sustainable Technologies – Innovating materials for cleaner energy and environmental advancements.
Mentor & Educator – Guiding students and researchers in advanced material sciences.

Professional Development

Professor Pan Jing has dedicated her career to advancing nanomaterials research at Yangzhou University, Jiangsu, China . She has conducted cutting-edge studies on ZnO, SnO₂, Graphene, and MoS₂, exploring their magnetoelectric, photoelectric, and catalytic properties . Her work contributes to sustainable energy solutions, environmental enhancement, and photovoltaic advancements . Actively engaged in scientific collaborations, academic mentoring, and interdisciplinary research, she fosters innovation in nanotechnology . Through publications, conferences, and educational leadership, she inspires the next generation of scientists, shaping the future of energy and materials science .

Research Focus

Professor Pan Jing focuses her research on nanomaterials and their multifunctional properties . Her work explores the magnetoelectric, photoelectric, and catalytic behaviors of advanced materials like ZnO, SnO₂, Graphene, and MoS₂ . These materials have transformative applications in photovoltaics, sustainable energy, and environmental remediation . Her studies aim to enhance energy efficiency, develop eco-friendly technologies, and advance nano-enabled solutions . By integrating nanotechnology with renewable energy and environmental science, she contributes to cutting-edge advancements in material science, fostering innovation for a cleaner and more energy-efficient future .

Publication Top Notes:

High-efficient OER/ORR bifunctional electrocatalyst based on single transition-metal anchored Graphynes – R. Wang, W. Su, Z. Kang, S. Guo, J. Pan (2025) [ citations] Applied Surface Science

Boosting oxygen evolution reaction by FeNi hydroxide-organic framework electrocatalyst toward alkaline water electrolyzer – Y. Chen, Q. Li, Y. Lin, J. Hu, X. Xu (2024) [ citations] Nature Communications

Enhanced oxygen evolution reaction activity on two-dimensional vdW ferromagnetic Cr₂Ge₂Te₆ through synergism between two active sites – Z. Kang, W. Su, Q. Li, J. Hu, J. Pan (2024) [ citations] Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

TM-doping modulated p-d orbital coupling to enhance the oxygen evolution performance of Ni₃S₂ – Q. Li, M. Zhang, R. Wang, J. Pan, H. Fu (2024) [ citations] Nanoscale Advances

Oxygen-Vacancy-Induced Enhancement of BiVO₄ Bifunctional Photoelectrochemical Activity for Overall Water Splitting – H. Fu, Q. Qi, Y. Li, J. Pan, C. Zhong (2024) [ citation] Nanomaterials

Active site transfer improves electrocatalytic activity of Fe₃GeTe₂ edge planes for the oxygen evolution reaction: a first-principles calculation study – W. Su, Z. Kang, Q. Li, J. Pan (2024) [ citations] New Journal of Chemistry

Conclusion:

Professor Pan Jing’s innovative research, interdisciplinary impact, and dedication to advancing chemical sciences make her an excellent nominee for the Chemical Research Excellence Award . Her contributions drive sustainable advancements in energy, catalysis, and nanomaterials, reinforcing her outstanding achievements in chemical research.

Prof. Jing Pan | Electrochemistry | Chemical Research Excellence Award

Professor at Yangzhou University in China.