Welcome to the Xu Group. We work on designing, characterizing and understanding complex systems of synthetic polymers, nanoparticles and biomolecules to develop new functional materials that exhibit novel electronic, photonic, and biological properties. Our Research

Researches in Xu's group take advantage of the recent developments in de novo protein design and peptidomimetics, polymer science and nanoparticles synthesis and manipulation, and use designed peptides and proteins in concert with the self-assembly of block copolymers, conjugated molecule and nanoparticles as platforms to generate ...

Xu Ting. University of California, Berkeley. Verified email at berkeley.edu. Articles Cited by Public access. Title. Sort. Sort by citations Sort by year Sort by title. Cited by. Cited by. Year; Highly oriented and ordered arrays from block copolymers via solvent evaporation. SH Kim, MJ Misner, T Xu, M Kimura, TP Russell.

Dr. Ting Xu. Professor of the Department of Materials Science & Engineering and Department of Chemistry. Dr. Xu teaches Polymer Surfaces And Interfaces (MATSCI 251) for graduate students during the Fall semester, and Polymeric Materials (MATSCI 151) for upper-division undergraduate students during the Spring semester.

Berkeley Lab and UC Berkeley researchers — led by materials scientist Ting Xu — have developed a solution-based method for inducing the self-assembly of flexible polymer membranes with highly aligned subnanometer channels.

徐课题组的研究利用了从头蛋白质设计和拟肽、聚合物科学和纳米粒子合成和操作的最新进展，将设计的肽和蛋白质与嵌段共聚物、共轭分子和纳米粒子的自组装相结合作为平台，生成纳米结构材料。 她的小组旨在生成跨越多长度尺度的分层结构，小到几纳米，并具有内置的生物、电和磁功能。 她的研究小组专注于对多个长度尺度上的组装物理学的基本理解，从而设计和组装具有定制功能的功能性薄膜。 [5] 徐婷教授团队有博士后2名、研究生14名。 [4] 2003年MRS研究生银奖. …

2020年4月24日 · Xu Ting. Professor. Address: Room 205, Southwest Building, Gulou Campus, Nanjing University. Tel:025-83592058. Email ： [email protected]. Research Fields: Nanophotonics; surface plasma optics;...

Hao Yu, Luofu Liu, Ruilin Yin, Ivan Jayapurna, Rui Wang, and Ting Xu Mapping Composition Evolution through Synthesis, Purification, and Depolymerization of Random Heteropolymers. J. Am.

PhD student at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Focusing on efficient alignment of LLM. I am currently a PhD student at CUHK Text-Mining Group, supervised by Prof. Lam Wai.

Ting Xu received her PhD degree from the Department of Polymer Science and Engineering at University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and was a joint postdoctoral fellow at University of Pennsylvania and National Institute of Standards and Technology.