Doctoral Degree in Science
博士研究生
Professor Supervisor of Master's Candidates
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Prof. Huai-Qian Wang, Ph.D. in Atomic and Molecular Physics from Sichuan University. Currently, he is a professor at Huaqiao University, a supervisor for master's students majoring in Optical Engineering/Electronic Information, the director of the Department of Optoelectronic Information Science and Engineering, and the secretary of the staff Party branch. He is also an instructor for outstanding master's degree theses in Fujian Province. He has presided over more than ten scientific research projects such as the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the Natural Science Foundation of Fujian Province. He has won awards such as the Fujian Science and Technology Award, the Quanzhou Science and Technology Award, and the Baosteel Education Award of the Ministry of Education. He has also been selected for talent programs such as the Fujian New Century Excellent Talents Program and the University Outstanding Young Scientific Research Talent Cultivation Program. He has published more than 70 papers in international SCI journals such as "J. Chem. Phys.", "Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys.", "Molecules", "J. Phys. Chem.", "Sci. China-Phys. Mech. Astron." and "Spectrochim. Acta A". As the first author or corresponding author, he has published 9 papers in JCR Top journals and more than 40 SCI papers in JCR Zone 2 and above. His research papers have received much attention and have been cited more than 630 times by international authoritative SCI journals including "Chem. Rev." with an impact factor as high as 72.087. At present, Professor Huai-Qian Wang serves as a reviewer for more than 40 international SCI journals such as "J. Phys. Chem. Lett.", "Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys.", "J. Chem. Phys.", "J. Mater. Chem.", "Inorg. Chem.", "Chem. Mater", "Nanoscale", "J. Clust. Sci.", and "J. Alloy. Compd.". In recent years, he has reviewed more than 130 papers. In addition, Professor Huai-Qian Wang also holds positions such as an evaluation expert for undergraduate education and teaching in ordinary colleges and universities and an evaluation and detection expert for national postgraduate education.
Introduction to the Optoelectronic Materials and Theoretical Calculation Research Group
Research directions: This research group closely focuses on multiple frontier scientific research fields and covers four main directions.
Direction 1: Using machine learning technology to accurately predict the structure of nanoclusters and crystal materials, creating a forward-looking theoretical foundation for the design and application of nanomaterials and crystal materials.
Direction 2: Research and theoretical calculation of optoelectronic materials to improve the performance of optoelectronic materials and expand their application range.
Direction 3: Design and property control of nanoclusters to achieve the accurate construction of the elemental performance of nanomaterials at the atomic level.
Direction 4: Theoretical study of the electromagnetic structure of rare earth/transition metals in solids to build a solid theoretical foundation for the development of planar two-dimensional materials.
Team profile: Currently, there are 22 members in the research group: 2 doctors, 9 master's students in school, and 11 undergraduates. Relying on an advanced experimental platform for theoretical calculation of optoelectronic materials, this research group has long cooperated with the experimental team of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Making full use of the resource advantages of both sides, aiming at optimizing and applying the performance of optoelectronic materials, and using machine learning technical means to explore the composition, structure, and interface design theories and methods of new multifunctional optoelectronic material elements, and deeply study the chemical, physical, and mechanical action laws of material elements. Through continuous efforts and innovation, this research group has achieved a series of crucial research results in the fields of optoelectronic materials and nanoclusters, and has had a relatively wide influence at home and abroad.
Enrollment information:
(1) College of Information Science and Engineering, Optical Engineering (academic master's degree, 2-3 each year)
(2) College of Engineering, Electronic Information (professional master's degree, 1-2 each year)
Students who are strongly interested in the research of natural science fields (including mathematics, physics, chemistry, materials, etc.) and artificial intelligence computer fields are welcome to join the Optoelectronic Materials and Theoretical Calculation Research Group.
List of papers published by the research group in the past two years
SCI papers published in 2024
(1) Exploring the stability and aromaticity of rare earth doped tin cluster MSn16− (M = Sc, Y, La). Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 26 (2024) 2986-2994 (SCI, top journal, JCR Q1, IF: 4.493)
(2) Probing the Structural and Electronic Properties of the Anionic and Neutral Tellurium-Doped Boron Clusters TeBnq (n = 3–16, q = 0, −1). Journal of Physical Chemistry A 128 (2024) 5459–5472 (SCI, JCR Q2, IF: 2.899)
(3) Exploring the Structural and Electronic Properties of Niobium Carbide Clusters: A Density Functional Theory Study. Molecules 29(13), (2024) 3238 (SCI, top journal JCR Q2, IF: 4.927)
(4) Investigation of Structures, Stabilities, and Electronic and Magnetic Properties of Niobium Carbon Clusters Nb7Cn (n = 1–7). Molecules 29(8), (2024) 1692 (SCI, top journal JCR Q2, IF: 4.927)
(5) The high electron mobility for spin-down channel of two-dimensional spin-polarized half-metallic ferromagnetic EuSi2N4 monolayer. Journal of Computational Chemistry 45 (2024) 2678–2689 (SCI, JCR Q2, IF: 3.3)
(6) Structural evolution and electronic properties of medium-sized boron clusters doped with selenium. Chemical Physics 583 (2024) 112321 (SCI, JCR Q3, IF: 2.552, selected as the cover paper by the editor)
(7) Aromatic and magnetic properties in a series of heavy rare earth-doped Ge6 cluster anions. Journal of Computational Chemistry 45 (2024) 1087–1097 (SCI, JCR Q2, IF: 3.3)
(8) Electronic Structure, Aromaticity, and Magnetism of Minimum-Sized Regular Dodecahedral Endohedral Metallofullerenes Encapsulating Rare Earth Atoms. ACS Omega 9 (2024) 35197–35208 (SCI, JCR Q2, IF: 3.7)
(9) Structural evolution and electronic properties of the La-doped germanium clusters. Molecular Physics 122 (2024) e2356191 (SCI, JCR Q3, IF: 1.937)
(10) Probing the structural and electronic properties of exohedral doped clusters M12Li− (M = Al, Ga, In). Physics Letters A 520 (2024) 129736 (SCI, JCR Q2, IF: 2.707)
(11) Structural properties and aromaticity of rare-earth doped tin cluster anion: MSn9− (M = Sc, Y, La). Physics Letters A 517 (2024) 129671 (SCI, JCR Q2, IF: 2.707)
(12) Structural and electronic properties of bimetallic Eu2 doped silicon-based clusters. Journal of Cluster Science 35 (2024) 115 (SCI, journal, JCR Q2, IF: 3.447)
(13) Structure prediction and aromaticity study of rare earth-doped boron-based clusters: REBn− (RE = La, Sc; n = 6, 8). Acta Physica Sinica 73 2024 193601 (SCI, JCR Q3, IF: 0.8)
(14) Decoding the structural and electronic variations in M2Bn− (M = Sc, Y, La; n = 6−9) clusters: insights for nanomaterial design. Physics Letters A 526 (2024) 129979 (SCI, JCR Q2, IF: 2.707)
(15) Discovering SnB7−: a half-sandwich structure with double aromaticity and pathways to molecular machines. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics (Published online: DOI: 10.1039/D4CP03590A, SCI, top journal, JCR Q1, IF: 4.493)
SCI papers published in 2023
(16) Pentagonal bipyramid-shaped REGe6− (RE = Sc, Y, La, Ce, Pr, Nd, Pm, Sm, and Eu) clusters with adjustable magnetic moments. Chemical Physics 575 (2023) 112064 (SCI, JCR Q3, IF: 2.552, selected as the cover paper by the editor)
(17) The influence of double lanthanide metal atoms on the stability of germanium-based clusters. Chemical Physics 567 (2023) 111819 (SCI, JCR Q3, IF: 2.552)
(18) Structural and electronic properties of Ln2Si6q: (Sm, Eu, Yb; q=0, -1) clusters. Chemical Physics 566 (2023) 111782 (SCI, JCR Q3, IF: 2.552)
(19) Making sense of the growth behavior of ultra-high magnetic Gd2-doped silicon clusters. Molecules 28(13), (2023) 5071 (SCI, top journal JCR Q2, IF: 4.927)
(20) Probing the structural, electronic and adsorptive properties of VnO- (n=10-15) clusters. Journal of Cluster Science 34 (2023) 1651 (SCI, journal, JCR Q2, IF: 3.447)
(21) A DFT study on structural evolution, electronic property and spectral analysis of yttrium-doped germanium clusters. Molecular Physics 121 (2023) e2189492 (SCI, JCR Q3, IF: 1.937)
(22) Surgical instrument recognition based on improved YOLOv5. Applied Sciences13(21), (2023) 11709 (SCI, JCR Q2, IF: 2.7)
For other papers of the research group, see: ORCID: 0000-0003-0388-510X
Web of Science Researcher ID: A-2222-2012
Sichuan University | In June 2011, he graduated from the Institute of Atomic and Molecular Physics of Sichuan University
Ludong University | In July 2006, he graduated from the School of Physics and Optoelectronic Engineering, Ludong University, majoring in physics, with a bachelor's degree/bachelor's degree in science
Huaqiao University
Beijing Computational Science Research Center, Chinese Academy of Engineering Physics
Machine learning for nanocluster and crystal structure prediction
Nanocluster Design and Physical Property Regulation
Photoelectric materials and theoretical calculations
Electromagnetic Structure Theory of Rare Earth/Transition Metals in Solids
Undergraduate education and teaching evaluation expert in ordinary colleges and universities
Academic Bridge Review Expert
National undergraduate graduation thesis (design) sampling review expert
National Postgraduate Education Evaluation and Testing Expert
He is currently a reviewer for more than 40 international SCI academic journals, including J. Phys. Chem. Lett., Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., J. Chem. Phys., J. Mater. Chem., Inorg. Chem, Chem. Mater, Nanoscale, New J. Chem., and J. Alloy. Compd., and has reviewed more than 130 papers in recent years.
Name of Research Group:Optoelectronic Materials and Theoretical Calculation Research Group
Description of Research Group:At present, there are 22 members of the research group: 2 doctoral students, 9 graduate students, and 11 undergraduates.
