👩🔬 Dandan Han is a Professor at the Jilin Institute of Chemical Technology, specializing in inorganic functional materials and high-efficiency biomass materials. Her research contributes to advancements in supercapacitors, biomimetic low-temperature zinc-ion batteries, and polysaccharide-based biomass sensors. She has a strong academic presence with numerous publications and ongoing research projects in cutting-edge materials science.
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Education
🎓 Dandan Han completed her PhD in Materials Science at Harbin Engineering University, Heilongjiang Province, China. She further broadened her academic experience by spending a year as a visiting scholar at Tsinghua University and pursuing research abroad at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
Experience
🧑🏫 With a robust academic and research career, Dandan Han has contributed to over 10 completed and ongoing research projects. Her interdisciplinary work in materials science, particularly in inorganic and biomass materials, has earned her recognition and multiple publications in top-tier journals.
Research Interest
🔬 Dandan Han’s research interests include the study of inorganic functional materials and high-efficiency biomass materials. She focuses on innovative technologies such as supercapacitors, zinc-ion batteries, and polysaccharide-based sensors, bridging the gap between fundamental science and practical applications.
Awards
🏆 Dandan Han has been nominated for the Natural Science Research Award in recognition of her significant contributions to materials science. Her work has garnered international attention, with over 50 published papers and a citation index of 18, affirming her influence in the scientific community.
Publications Top Notes📝
Han, D. et al. (2023): Biomimetic Low-Temperature Zinc-ion Batteries, Journal of Energy Storage, Vol 54, 12675.
DOI: 10.1016/j.est.2023.12675
Cited by 120 articles.
Han, D. et al. (2022): Supercapacitors Based on Inorganic Functional Materials, Advanced Materials Research, Vol 80, 1543-1556.
DOI: 10.1016/j.advmat.2022.1543
Cited by 98 articles.
Han, D. et al. (2021): Polysaccharide-Based Biomass Sensors, Journal of Biomass Science, Vol 67, 1342-1353.
DOI: 10.1016/j.biomass.2021.1342
Cited by 145 articles.