Professor Pang Daiwen’s team is dedicated to enhancing the optical performance of quantum dots and breaking through the stability of light, heat, water, and oxygen resistance. They have developed quantum dots that are resistant to high-temperature processing and, based on this, have pioneered a quantum dot light diffusion plate backlight technology that integrates uniform light and light conve...

Due to the high mutation rate of the influenza virus and the development of drug resistance, existing protective measures often have limitations. Therefore, there is an urgent need to develop a broad-spectrum and effective prevention method to stop virus infections, especially before the virus enters target cells. Based on this, Professor Pang Daiwen and his team have developed a nanofilm barri...

Recently, Professor Pang Daiwen and his team proposed a multi-level control strategy for the photoluminescence quantum yield (PLQY) of quantum dot-polymer composite nanospheres, including adjusting quantum dot ligands, precisely controlling free radical concentrations, and constructing a polymer crosslinking structure to improve compatibility and reduce surface defects. They successfully achiev...

Recently, Professor Pang Daiwen’s team at Nankai University published a research paper titled “Single-virus tracking with quantum dots in live cells” in the Nature Protocols journal. This study, taking the virus that has been systematically studied before as an example, provides a detailed operational procedure for the implementation of QSVT. It describes the specific steps of conducting QSV...

  The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded the 2023 Nobel Prize in Chemistry to Moungi G. Bawendi, Louis E. Brus, and Alexei I. Ekimov in recognition of their “discovery and synthesis of quantum dots.” In response to this, Professor Pang Daiwen was invited to attend the “Bringing You Closer to Material Science” science popularization lecture series at the College of Chemistry at Nankai...

Recently, Professor Pang Daiwen and his team published a review article titled “Artificially regulated synthesis of nanocrystals in live cells” in the National Science Review (NSR). The article provides a detailed introduction to the “spatiotemporal coupling strategy” and “regulation mechanism” for the artificial regulation of the synthesis of inorganic functional nanocrystals in living c...

On February 15, 2021, the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE) officially released the list of newly elected Fellows for 2021. A total of 174 AIMBE Fellows were elected globally to recognize their outstanding achievements in the fields of medical and biological engineering. Professor Pang Daiwen from the College of Chemistry at Nankai University was elected for his ...

Recently, Professor Pang Daiwen was invited to publish a paper titled “Single-Virus Tracking: From Imaging Methodologies to Virological Applications” in Chemical Reviews, providing a comprehensive and in-depth summary and review of the field’s development. The article provides a historical review of the key stages in the development of single-virus tracking technology, discusses fluorescent ...

On March 19, 2021, Professor Pang Daiwen visited the Centennial Nankai University Chemistry Lecture Hall as part of the important commemorative activities for the 100th anniversary of the College of Chemistry at Nankai University. He delivered a lecture titled “The Charm of Interdisciplinary Research.” The Dean of the College of Chemistry, Professor Zhu Shoufei, presented Professor Pang with ...

From January 3 to 5, 2020, the 2020 Nankai University Summit on Frontiers in Chemistry and Interdisciplinary Chemistry: Symposium on Bioimaging and Analysis was successfully held at the TEDA International Convention Center in Tianjin. The conference invited experts with profound academic attainments and significant influence in the field of bioimaging and analysis to explore the hot topics and ...