Dr. Zhuo Li | Lithium Ion Battery | Best Researcher Award
Lecturer at Shenyang Jianzhu University | China
Dr. Zhuo Li is a materials scientist specializing in advanced electrode materials for rechargeable batteries, with expertise in metal–organic framework (MOF)-derived materials for high-performance energy storage. Currently serving as a Lecturer at Shenyang Jianzhu University, the research portfolio includes impactful publications in leading journals, granted patents, and competitive research funding. Academic training spans a Ph.D. in Engineering from Northeastern University and a master’s degree from the University of Science and Technology Liaoning, building strong expertise in materials synthesis, electrochemical performance optimization, and innovative battery technologies.
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Education
Dr. Zhuo Li holds a Ph.D. in Engineering from Northeastern University, where the research focused on the design and construction of metal–organic framework-derived materials and their application in lithium-ion batteries under the supervision of Professor Xianwei Hu. Prior to that, a master’s degree in Engineering was earned from the University of Science and Technology Liaoning, with a thesis centered on the synthesis and properties of FeS₂ and MgMnSiO₄ as novel cathode materials for rechargeable magnesium batteries, guided by Professor Jinlin Lu. This academic training has provided a solid foundation in materials science, electrochemistry, and advanced energy storage technologies.
Experience
Dr. Zhuo Li is currently serving as a Lecturer at Shenyang Jianzhu University, where the focus is on the development of advanced electrode materials for rechargeable batteries, particularly those derived from metal–organic frameworks. This role involves leading research projects, supervising experimental work, and contributing to the academic development of students in materials science and energy storage. Prior to this position, extensive doctoral and master’s research was conducted on novel electrode and cathode materials, resulting in multiple high-impact publications, patents, and funded projects that have advanced the field of lithium-ion and magnesium battery technologies.
Research Interests
Dr. Zhuo Li’s research interests focus on the design, synthesis, and application of advanced electrode materials for high-performance energy storage systems. Specific areas include metal–organic framework (MOF)-derived materials, nanostructured metal compounds, and carbon-based composites for lithium-ion, magnesium-ion, and zinc-based rechargeable batteries. Additional interests encompass electrochemical performance optimization, multi-scale material characterization, and the integration of novel nanomaterials to enhance energy density, cycling stability, and charge–discharge efficiency. The research also explores scalable fabrication methods and innovative approaches to improve the sustainability and commercial viability of next-generation battery technologies.
Awards and Honors
Dr. Zhuo Li has been recognized with the prestigious Third NFSOC Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award, conferred by the China Nonferrous Metals Society. This honor acknowledges the originality, scientific merit, and significant contributions of the doctoral research on metal–organic framework-derived materials for advanced energy storage applications.
Publication
Synergistic effects of bimetallic Co, Cu activity sites and heteroatom-doped carbon nanotube-entangled phosphide for high capacity lithium storage
Conclusion
Dr. Zhuo Li innovative research in MOF-derived electrode materials and advanced rechargeable battery technologies demonstrates outstanding scientific merit, supported by a strong record of publications, patents, funded projects, and a nationally recognized doctoral dissertation. With strategic expansion into global collaborations and diversification of research directions, Dr. Zhuo Li is well-positioned to make an even greater impact in the international energy storage research community, making this profile highly suitable for the Best Researcher Award.