4th INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE OF

ADVANCES IN FUNCTIONAL
MATERIALS


InterContinental Nanjing, China. 27~30 Aug, 2018
2018-08-27 09:00:00
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Prof. Yu Huang

Professor, University of California Los Angeles

Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science
Materials Science and Engineering
University of California Los Angeles

Dr. Huang has been Professor in the department of Materials Science and Engineering at UCLA from 2006. She received her Ph.D and M.A degrees in physical chemistry from Harvard University and her B.S. degree from University of Science and Technology of China. Following her Ph.D studies, Dr. Huang received the Lawrence Postdoctoral Fellowship and conducted her postdoctoral research at MIT and Lawrence Livermore National Labs concurrently. She has made profound contribution to the field of nanoelectronics with her inventions: methods for bottom-up assembly of nanoscale electronic and optical devices and circuits using nanowires as building blocks. Two of her papers were cited as the Breakthrough of the Year (2001) by Science magazine. The honors Dr. Huang has received include the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (2008), NASA Nanotech Brief Nano 50 Innovator award (2006), MIT Technology Review TR100 (top-100 young innovator) award (2003), and the Grant Prize of the Collegiate Inventors Competition Award (2002).

Webpage: http://yhuang.seas.ucla.edu/huang.html

Other Speakers

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Duan.directory.390Prof. Xiangfeng Duan
Dr.-Sang-Woo-Kim.390Prof. Sang-Woo Kim
Jaejong_LeeProf. JaeJong Lee
qiao.390Shizhang Qiao
Prof. Mark BradleyProf. Mark Bradley
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Prof. Dapeng YuProf. Dapeng Yu
Prof. Rong ZhangProf. Rong Zhang
Prof. Zhigang ZouProf. Zhigang Zou
Prof. Guanghou WangProf. Guanghou Wang
Prof. Jian ShenProf. Jian Shen
Prof. Youwei DouProf. Youwei Dou
Prof. Fengqiu WangProf. Fengqiu Wang
Prof. Jian-Bin XUProf. Jian-Bin XU
Keynote-250-Rodney-RuoffProf. Rodney Ruoff
Keynote-250-Prof.-Kian-Ping-LohKian Ping Loh
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Keynote-250-Manish-ChhowallaProf. Manish Chhowalla
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zhing-jin-286x300Prof. Zhong Jin
huang-jiaxingProf. Jiaxing Huang
Prof.-Shuji-NakamuraProf. Shuji Nakamura
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