prof xiao guo

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  • Prof
  • Xiao
  • Guo
  • Prof Xiao Guo
  • Tel: 00442076797527
  • Ex: 27527
  • z.x.guo@ucl.ac.uk
  • Website
  • https://iris.ucl.ac.uk/iris/extResource/image/01/ZXGUO56
  • 2007-09-15
Address
  • 6367
  • 339
  • Chemistry Building
  • 20 Gordon Street
  • London
  • WC1H 0AJ
Appointment
  • ACAPRO
  • 2007-09-15
  • 1
  • Professor of Chemistry
  • ME
  • Dept of Chemistry
  • MPS
  • Faculty of Maths & Physical Sciences
Joined UCL
  • 2007-09-15

Research Summary

Our research focuses on multiscale syntheses and simulations of nanostructures and materials for energy/hydrogen generation, storage, energy catalysis, biofuel cells and biointerfaces. Fundamental theories are coupled with ab initio, molecular dynamics, cellular automata and finite element simulations for materials design and discovery, while selected materials are synthesised by mechanochemical alloying, self-assembly, deposition and precipitation methods. Materials systems cover clusters, metals, hydrides, oxides, metal-doped carbon nanostructures, and functional hybrid systems that show desirable properties for clean energy and biomedical applications.
Research Activities
  • 3924
  • Chemical Synthesis of Cathode Materials for High Power Density Li-Ion Batteries
  • 3884
  • Electronic Simulations of H 2 /CO 2/H 2O Interactions with Nanostructures
  • 3904
  • Integration of Hydrogen Storage Materials into Power Systems
  • 4004
  • Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Biointerfaces
  • 3964
  • Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Electrodes and Enzymes in Biofuel Cells
  • 3864
  • Predictive Design and Synthesis of Hydrogen Storage Materials and Nanostructures
  • 3984
  • Self-Assembly for Surface Coatings of Improved Biocompatibility
  • 3944
  • Synthesis and Modifications of Electrode Materials for Biological Fuel Cells

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Additional Information
  • CMR
  • CO2 capture and conversion
  • Energy materials
  • Energy nanostructures
  • Energy storage
  • Multiscale simulations
  • Surfaces and interfaces
  • Synthesis and processing
  • hydrogen storage, generation and delivery