ZHOU Hang

ZHOU Hang is an Associate Professor in the School of Electronic and Computer Engineering at Peking University. His research focuses on semiconductor thin film photovoltaic materials and devices, including material growth processes, device preparation, and characterization. His current work involves P-type metal oxide conductive thin films, flexible organic solar photovoltaic devices, perovskite solar cells, photodetectors, and X-ray medical imaging. He has developed a new generation of portable image sensors and led one national project and four municipal projects.

HANG ZHOU is a researcher at Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School with expertise in Solar Cell, Photodetector, Flexible Electronics, and Battery technologies. Their work focuses on developing flexible and stable energy storage systems, such as zinc-ion batteries with conductive electrolytes, and enhancing photodetectors using materials like MoS2 and perovskites. They also explore flexible electronics based on hybrid nanomaterials and quantum dots for applications in displays and sensors. Additionally, they contribute to bio-inspired technologies, including dsRNA-based gene silencing systems for insect control. Their research emphasizes high energy density, wide temperature range, and sustainable design in energy and optoelectronic devices.