Jie Shen | 申杰
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Assistant Professor @ NTU MSE, Singapore. On behalf of personal views. He/Him/His.
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Joined January 2018
🚀 Just out in Science Journal! We show the engineering of atomically precise molecular channels in monolayer 2D films—with a fascinating philosophy: sometimes, “defects” make things “perfect”. 🤯 . Curious? Check it out: .
science.org
Two-dimensional (2D) materials have long been considered as ideal platforms for developing separation membranes. However, it is difficult to generate uniform subnanometer pores over large areas on 2D...
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A great opportunity!.
My group at NUS has several fully funded PhD positions for the Fall 2025 and Spring 2026 admissions. Please apply by sending me (yunyanq@nus.edu.sg) your CV and a cover letter asap. Reposting is highly appreciated 🙏📷#PhD #phdoffer #phdpositions.
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Absolutely amazing!.
Stephen really set a new standard. ALL 4,000 threes visualized 🤯
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Make it simple and permeable. Happy to be part of this new work on the skin-interfaced iontronic mechanosensors using MXene-fiber membranes! Congrats to @YichenCai3! @NanoLetters.
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Artificial ionic sensory systems, bridging the divide between biological systems and electronics, mimic human skin functions but face critical challenges with biocompatibility, comfort, signal...
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My postdoc journey at KAUST will end soon. So many wonderful memories here. I want to thank my mentors, colleagues, and friends here. Next, I'll be heading to Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore to start as an Assistant Professor. Excited about new chapter ahead!
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A great opportunity!.
Working low dimensional materials for molecular sieving or electocatalysis? We are happy to support your application as #MSCA fellow in our group!.
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RT @K_KalantarZadeh: Australian government should learn and follow . Researchers in Canada got a big boost in postgraduate pay and more fun….
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Congratulations to Prof. Huang, Dr. Yichen Cai and the whole team!.
Monitoring fugitive hydrogen emissions is crucial for accurately assessing and mitigating their often overlooked, yet significant, contribution to climate change. @YichenCai3 @SCchem_BITSGoa @knsalama and Lance. @NatRevElectrEng .
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A great work of carbon molecular sieve membranes from Prof. Ingo Pinnau’s group! Congratulations to the team!.
Precise molecular sieving of ethylene from ethane using triptycene-derived submicroporous carbon membranes @AMPM_KAUST
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RT @KAUST_News: A new era of accelerated impact.Discover the #KAUST strategy. #AcceleratingImpact.#SaudiVision2030. Learn more: https://t.c….
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Honored to receive the award from the European Membrane Society for the #ICOM2023. It was a good time meeting with my mentors, friends, colleagues, and of course, enjoying many exciting talks!
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Honored and humbled to receive the 2023 NAMS Young Membrane Scientist Award after about 10 years study on membranes (PhD+Postoc)! Many thanks to the conference organizers, my mentors, friends, and family!
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RT @KAUST_PSE: Meet Yichen Cai, a researcher in our Material Science & Engineering program & part of the KAUST Solar Center. Read this Wher….
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Nature - Yichen Cai creates thin, flexible devices that could have myriad uses, from wearable blood-pressure monitors to touch sensors for robots.
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Let’s go warriors!.
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Dr. Yichen Cai at KAUST, is highlighted in today’s Nature! Proud of you 😎 Read more about her journey below.
Yichen Cai creates thin, flexible devices that could have myriad uses, from wearable blood-pressure monitors to touch sensors for robots
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Super useful and timely review paper! Thank you @ZhaoGroupNUS for providing the right directions for 2D gas separation membranes!.
Gas Separation Membranes! We have provided suggestions on the future direction of 2D material-based membranes for gas separation: 1) scale-up; 2) module design; 3) standardized test conditions @Elsevier_Eng
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