Hailiang Wang

Hailiang Wang is a Professor of Chemistry at Yale University, affiliated with the Department of Chemistry. His research focuses on Materials Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, and Physical Chemistry, with an emphasis on developing catalysts for energy and environmental applications. His work explores the interconversion of chemical and electrical energy, particularly in the context of carbon dioxide conversion and sustainable energy systems. Wang's research is guided by fundamental structure-reactivity correlations and includes areas such as heterogeneous catalysis, photochemistry, and electrocatalysis. He is also involved in interdisciplinary projects addressing climate change and environmental challenges. His laboratory is based at the Energy Sciences Center II, and he can be contacted at hailiang.wang@yale.edu.

Hailiang Wang is a researcher at Yale University specializing in Chemistry, Materials, Catalysis, and Battery technologies. His work focuses on developing advanced electrocatalysts and hybrid materials for energy conversion and storage applications. Wang's research includes the synthesis of graphene-based composites, such as graphene-wrapped sulfur particles for lithium-sulfur batteries and graphene-supported metal oxides for oxygen reduction reactions. His studies also explore the electrochemical properties of materials like Ni–Fe layered double hydroxides and Mn3O4–graphene hybrids. Wang's contributions emphasize the design of high-performance catalysts and energy storage systems through nanomaterials and hybrid structures.