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Ye Zongbiao

Ph.D, Assistant researcher

Main research areas:

1. Advanced liquid Li-based divertor;2. The interaction between liquid metal and Plasma;3. The compatibility between liquid metal and restriction material

Contact information:

Tel:028-85417686;Email:zbye@scu.edu.cn

Ph.D

Institute of Nuclear Science and Technology, Sichuan University

Chengdu 610064

P. R. China

Tel: 028-85417686

Email: zbye@scu.edu.cn

Education

2012.09-2018.06, University of Electronic Science and Technology, Ph.D.

2008.09-2012.06, University of Electronic Science and Technology, B. S.

 

Research interests

1. Advanced liquid Li-based divertor

2. The interaction between liquid metal and plasma

3. The compatibility between liquid metal and restriction material

 

Selected publications

Ye Z, Chen Y, Liu B, et al. Effective Room-Temperature Ammonia-Sensitive Composite Sensor Based on Graphene Nanoplates and PANI. ECS Journal of Solid State Science and Technology, 2018, 7(7): Q3148-Q3152.

Ye Z, Tai H, Guo R, et al. Excellent ammonia sensing performance of gas sensor based on graphene/titanium dioxide hybrid with improved morphology. Applied Surface Science, 2017, 419: 84-90.

Ye Z, Tai H, Xie T, et al. A facile method to develop novel TiO2/rGO layered film sensor for detecting ammonia at room temperature. Materials Letters, 2016, 165: 127-130.

Ye Z, Tai H, Xie T, et al. Room temperature formaldehyde sensor with enhanced performance based on reduced graphene oxide/titanium dioxide. Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, 2016, 223: 149-156.

Ye Z, Jiang Y, Tai H, et al. The investigation of reduced graphene oxide@SnO2–polyaniline composite thin films for ammonia detection at room temperature. Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics, 2015, 26(2): 833-841.

Wang F, Ye Z, Sarvari H, et al. Humidity-insensitive fabrication of efficient perovskite solar cells in ambient air. Journal of Power Sources, 2019, 412: 359-365.

Zhang Z, Ye Z, Wang Z, et al. The mechanism study of mixed Ar/O2 plasma-cleaning treatment on niobium surface for work function improvement. Applied Surface Science, 2019, 475: 143-150.