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Wei Xia's Team | "Films" the Ball-Milling Reaction, Revealing How a Solid Electrolyte Transforms from Crystalline into an Amorphous Product

In the world of chemistry and materials science, order is often regarded as synonymous with high performance. The more regular the crystal structure, the easier it seems to understand, design, and optimize. Yet, in the field of all-solid-state batteries, some seemingly “less ordered” amorphous materials are showing unexpected promise.A team led by Assistant Professor Wei Xia of the Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo (EIT), in collaboration with the Southern University of Science and Technol

2026-05-27
Xueliang Sun and Changhong Wang's Team | Lithium Carbonate + Ammonium Thiocyanate Cracks the Cost Barrier for All‑Solid‑State Batteries

All‑solid‑state batteries are widely regarded as the ultimate next‑generation power source, and sulfide solid electrolytes (SSEs) have emerged as one of the most industrially promising routes owing to their ultra‑high ionic conductivity and excellent deformability.Yet a persistent bottleneck has blocked the industrialization of all‑solid‑state batteries — the core raw material of SSEs, lithium sulfide (Li₂S), is prohibitively expensive.The team led by Chair Professor Xueliang Sun, Foreign Member

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2026-05-22
Xueliang Sun and Changhong Wang's Team | UCl₃-Type Halide Solid Electrolytes: The True "Fast Runner" Is Not the Crystalline Phase

Recently, the team led by Chair Professor Xueliang Sun, Foreign Member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, and Assistant Professor Changhong Wang at the Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo (EIT), published a research article inNature Communications. Using a PrCl₃-based halide solid electrolyte as a model system, they systematically elucidated the structural role of foreign cations and the underlying ion conduction mechanism, and on this basis designed a high-performance electrolyte suitab

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2026-05-19
Chen Zhu's Team | Strong Synergy: Asymmetric Catalysis Meets Asymmetric-Waveform Alternating Current

In the realm of chemical synthesis, asymmetric catalysis has consistently remained one of the most challenging research frontiers. It governs our ability to efficiently and precisely construct molecules bearing specific chiral architectures—molecules that are ubiquitous in pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and functional materials. Meanwhile, electrosynthesis, a green methodology driven by electrical energy, has garnered considerable attention in recent years.However, the convergence of these two

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2026-05-09
Yi He's Team | Accurate Estimates of Ultimate 100-Meter Records: Where the Limit of Human Speed Lies?

How fast can humans possibly run the 100-meter dash? This question has captivated the world since Usain Bolt set the current world record of 9.58 seconds. On the 100-meter track, each 0.01-second improvement represents a new breakthrough, making the “limit of human speed” a classic topic in sports science.Recently, Professor Yi He of the College of Science at the Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo (EIT), in collaboration with John H.J. Einmahl, a leading authority on extreme value statistic

2026-05-08
Tong Zhou's Team Discovers the Altermagnetic Proximity Effect, Opening a New Path for Magnetic Design and Applications

Recently, the team led by Associate Professor Tong Zhou at the Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo, has made significant advances in the field of magnetism and spintronics. For the first time, the research team has revealed an entirely new interfacial physical mechanism—the altermagnetic proximity effect. The findings were published inPhysical Review Letters, a top-tier international physics journal, under the title Altermagnetic Proximity Effect. The paper was selected as an Editors Suggest

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2026-05-07
Shihui Wen's Team | Builing "LEGO" at the Atomic Scale to Achieve Programmable Nano-Synthesis

Controlling the growth direction and location of different materials at the atomic scale—much like building with LEGO blocks—has been a long-standing goal for materials scientists. Just as a buildings architecture determines its function, the morphology, composition, and structureof nanomaterials directly dictate whether they serve as efficient catalysts or sensitive biological probes.A team led by Associate ProfessorShihui Wen from the Collegeof Science at the Eastern Institute of Technology, N

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2026-04-30
Chen Zhu's Team | Programming Strained Rings to Grow Multiple Functional Groups in One Step

In the world of chemistry, strained rings such as cyclopropanes and cyclobutanes behave like compressed springs, storing considerable reaction driving force. Yet a long‑standing problem has remained: after ring opening, reactions typically stop at the 1,3‑or 1,4‑difunctionalization stage, making it extremely difficult to continue “adding”functional groups on adjacent carbons.Now, a collaborative team led by Prof. Chen Zhu of Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo and Prof. Tao Shen of Shanghai

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2026-04-09
Jiawei Ruan's Team | A Beam of Light "Ignites" New Magnetism, Creating Odd-Parity Magnets

In the long history of humanitys exploration of magnetism, scientists have continuously discovered new forms of magnetism, driving the development of information technology. Recently, the team led by Assistant Professor Jiawei Ruan from the School of Physics at the Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo, in collaboration with several Chinese universities, has achieved a significant breakthrough in the field of light-matter interactions. They have successfully used circularly polarized light to

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2026-04-01
Xueliang Sun and Changhong Wang's Team | All-Solid-State Batteries Poised to Reduce Costs by 15% and Increase Ionic Conductivity by 5.8 Times

All-solid-state batteries are hailed as the ultimate form of next-generation batteries, yet high costs and suboptimal energy density remain significant hurdles to their industrialization.Future all-solid-state battery model (AI-generated)A team led by Professor Xueliang Sun, Chair Professor at the Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo and Foreign Member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, and Professor Changhong Wang, Vice Director of theInstitute of Matter and Energy at the Eastern Institu

2026-03-29
Suhuai Wei's Team | Illuminating the Future of Quantum Communication

In quantum communication, optical fibers serve as the information superhighway, with single photons acting as the vehicles carrying information. However, most existing single-photon sources can only travel along the visible or near-infrared sections of this highway, preventing them from directly entering the telecommunication band (1260–1625 nm). This limitation severely compromises transmission efficiency.A research team led by Professor Suhuai Wei, Chair Professor at the School of Physics, Col

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2026-03-28
Wei Xia's Team | "Disordering" Crystals Leads to Unexpected Low-Cost Solid-State Electrolytes

In the realm of materials science, well-ordered crystalline structures have long been regarded as the high achievers. This conventional mindset has led to the entrenched belief that halide electrolytes must be lithium-rich to be highly conductive and crystalline to be effective. Consequently, the exploration of ion conduction in amorphous materials has been relatively limited for an extended period.Wei Xia, Assistant Professor at the Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo (EIT), and his collabo

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2026-03-02
Tong Zhou Team's Research Selected for Physical Review Letters' Collection of the Year 2025

Recently,Physical Review Letters(PRL), one of the worlds top physics journals, officially announced its collection of the year 2025. The original research achievement on antiferroelectric altermagnets by the team of Associate Professor Tong Zhou from the Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo (EIT), has been selected.Physical Review Lettersis among the most influential physics journals globally, publishing approximately 2,500 papers annually. Only about 60 of these are selected for this annual

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2026-02-18
Suhuai Wei's Team Secures Spot in "Top 10 Semiconductor Research Advances" for the Second Straight Year

On February 13, the Journal of Semiconductors officially announced the 2025 Top 10 Semiconductor Research Advances. The study Overcoming asymmetric carrier injection in III-nitride light-emitting diodes through defect engineering, conducted by Professor Suhuai Wei, Chair Professor and Dean of the School of Physics at the Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo (EIT), and his collaborators, was successfully selected. This marks the second consecutive year that Professor Suhuai Weis team has recei

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2026-02-14

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