TIPC research group developed a new idea for the optimization of LNG process chain.

Prof. WANG Shutao et al. invented spider-silk-inspired wet adhesive with supercold tolerance.

Prof. WANG Shutao's team proposed a general wetting-enabled-transfer (WET) strategy to pattern on gel surface.

TIPC scientists exploited a new strategy to enhance peptides’ activity against Gram-negative bacteria effectively by conjugating the peptides onto a rod-like virus.

Prof. LIU Jing's team proposed and demonstrated liquid metal droplet electronic device and execute logical computing.

Prof. LUO's team have recently proposed a high-reliable thermal power generator by combining thermoacoustic effect and triboelectric effect.

Chinese scientists have recently investigated cNDs could promote the adhesion of tumor cells to the underlying substrate, and restrain motility of tumor cells.

Researchers prepared a series of Fe-containing catalysts from MgFeAl-LDH nanosheet by thermal reduction with H2 at temperatures ranging from 300 °C to 700 °C.

Chinese scientists for the first time reported allylic C(sp3)–H activation via cross-coupling hydrogen evolution.

TIPC use one-step method prepared GQDs with ultra-narrow bandwidth emission. GQDs achieve high-resolution imaging.

Chinese researchers recently prepared a series of ultrafine cuprous oxide with a particle size of less than 3 nm using the topological transformation properties of layered double hydroxide.

Prof. WEN Liping’s team at the TIPC-CAS have recently made progress in the preparation and application of a bioinspired material that is capable of achieving controlled ion transport and sieving, especially for lithium-ion extraction.