Name: Xingxing Li

Born: April 6,1988, Hunan, P. R. China

Address: Department of Chemical Physics, University of Science and Technology of China, 230026 Hefei, P. R. China

Tel: 86-551-63603748

Fax: N/A

e-mail: lixx@ustc.edu.cn

EDUCATION AND RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

2010-2015: University of Science and technology of China (USTC), CHINA   PHD, Physical Chemistry

2015-2018: University of Science and technology of China (USTC), CHINA   Postdoctoral Fellow

2018-2020: University of Science and technology of China (USTC), CHINA   Associate Research Fellow

2020-    : University of Science and technology of China (USTC), CHINA   Associate Professor

RESEARCH INTERESTS

First principles simulations/design of spintronics materials, nano catalysts for water splitting/oxygen reduction and electron/spin transport in nanoscale devices.

REPRESENTATIVE PUBLICATIONS

1)X. Li and J. Yang,*  Realizing two-dimensional magnetic semiconductors with enhanced Curie temperature by antiaromatic ring based organometallic frameworks, Journal of the American Chemical Society 141, 109 (2019).

2)C. Zhou,# X. Li,# Z. Gong,# C. Jia, Y. Lin, C. Gu, G. He, Y. Zhong,* J. Yang,* X. Guo,* Direct observation of single-molecule hydrogen-bond dynamics with single-bond resolution, Nature Communications 9, 807 (2018).

3)X. Li and J. Yang,* First-principles design of spintronics materials, National Science Review 3, 365 (2016).

4)X. Li, X. Wu and J. Yang,* Half-metallicity in MnPSe3 exfoliated nanosheet with carrier doping, Journal of the American Chemical Society 136, 11065 (2014).

5)X. Li, X. Wu and J. Yang,* Room-temperature half-metallicity in La(Mn,Zn)AsO alloy via element substitutions, Journal of the American Chemical Society 136, 5664 (2014).

6)X. Li, Z. Li and J. Yang,* Proposed photosynthesis method for producing hydrogen from dissociated water molecules using incident near-infrared light, Physical Review Letters 112, 018301 (2014).

7) X. Li, X. Wu, Z. Li, J. Yang* and J. Hou, Bipolar magnetic semiconductors: a new class of spintronics materials, Nanoscale 4, 5680 (2012).