Ping specialises in post-synthetic modification of Metal-Organic Frameworks and their derivatives
Ping Cheng is currently investigating the effects of surface functional groups and surface morphology on the performance of Metal-Organic Frameworks and their derived porous carbon materials in the fields of adsorption, catalysis and sensors
Ping finished the Bachelor of Bio-engineering at AnHui University ( China) in 2017 and finish the Master of Biotechnology in 2019.
Then after half-year Research Assistance in the Australian Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (AIBN), he joined Prof. Yamauchi's group a PhD student in July 2020.
Key Publications
Ping et al. In-situ fabrication of nanoarchitectured MOF filter for water purification, Journal of hazardous materials 392, 122164
Ping et al. Practical MOF nanoarchitectonics: new strategies for enhancing the processability of MOFs for practical applications, Langmuir 36 (16), 4231-4249
Ping et al. A General Approach to Shaped MOF‐Containing Aerogels toward Practical Water Treatment Application, Advanced Sustainable Systems 4 (8), 2000060
Ping et al. Template-and etching-free fabrication of two-dimensional hollow bimetallic metal-organic framework hexagonal nanoplates for ammonia sensing, Chemical Engineering Journal 450, 138065
Ping et al. Enlarging the Porosity of Metal-Organic Framework Derived Carbons for Supercapacitor Applications by Template-Free Ethylene Glycol Etching Method, Journal of Materials Chemistry A