Quantum Dots & Green Materials Lab
Research Field
Prof. H Chen’s lab has dedicated over 20 years to the development and design of quantum dots, successfully transferring numerous technologies to industry. Our focus lies on practical applications, evident through numerous collaborative projects with industry partners.
Our lab specializes in the development of quantum dots and environmentally compatible materials. Quantum dots, nanoparticles with unique quantum size effects, are central to our research, particularly in their applications for displays, solar energy, and image sensing. Our efforts are directed towards advancing synthetic methods for large-scale production and refining fabrication processes in collaboration with industry partners. Additionally, we prioritize the development of environmentally compatible nanomaterials, with a focus on bio-compatibility and addressing potential nanotoxicology concerns within the bio-environmental research domain.
- Quantum dots synthesis and characterization, and applications.
- Quantum dot devices engineering.
- Quantum dots in applications of lighting and displays.
- Green quantum dots in environmental applications.
- Quantum dots-based solar cells, photodetectors, and image sensors.
| Taiwan |
| Academic & Industrial Honors | |
| 2022 | Invention Award in Nanotechnology, Far Eastern Y.Z. Hsu Science and Technology Memorial Foundation |
| 2019 | Outstanding Academic-Industrial Research Reward, NTHU |
| 2017/20 | Academic-Industrial Research Reward, College of Engineering, NTHU |
| 2017-19 | Outstanding Young Scholar Program, Ministry of Science & Technology (MOST), Taiwan |
| 2020-22 | Outstanding Research Scholar Awards, NTHU |
| 2015-18 | Outstanding Research Scholar Awards, NTHU |
| 2014/2019 | Distinguished Research Fellowship, NTHU |
| 2014-19 | Incubating four University Startup Companies, Taiwan Germination Program, Ministry of Science & Technology (MOST) |
| 2012-14 | Research Fellowship, Natural Environment Research Council, UK |
| 2008-9 | Lundgren Research Awards, University of Cambridge |
| 2008-9 | Darwin Research Scholar, Darwin College, University of Cambridge |
| 2006-9 | Overseas Research Scholar, University of Cambridge |
| 2006-9 | International Elite Education Program, ITRI and National Science and Technology Council |
| 2004/5 | Technology Transfer Awards, ITRI, Taiwan |
| 2004/5/6 | International Paper Awards, ITRI, Taiwan |
| 2002/3/4 | Invention Research Awards , ITRI, Taiwan |
PhD, University of Cambridge (2009) Materials Chemistry & Physics |
2 Vacancies
Job Description
Research interns are sought for a three-month project focusing on quantum dots-related research. Ideal candidates will possess prior research experience and be capable of showcasing their research outcomes. Successful applicants are anticipated to pursue further studies at NTHU following the internship.
Preferred Intern Education Level
Mater graduates.
Skill sets or Qualities
Research interns are sought for a three-month project focusing on quantum dots-related research. Ideal candidates will possess prior research experience and be capable of showcasing their research outcomes. Successful applicants are anticipated to pursue further studies at NTHU following the internship.