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Year 2025
05/22/2025 Our graduate student Julian Lopez will present our "Solid-State Electrolytes for Next-Generation Batteries" research in 247th ECS Meeting in Montréal Canada.
04/06-11/2025 An inspiring week at the Gordon Research Conferences on CCUS in Ventura, CA. #ccus #netzero #cdr
04/10/2025 Our graduate student Sherman Zhi presented our research "Harnessing Nature for Sustainability" in 2025 Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage Gordon Research Conference (GRC) and Gordon Research Seminar (GRS) at California!
with Chair Prof. Jeffrey A. Reimer #ReimerFamilyTree
04/01/2025 Group Lunch, Fireside Chat and Brainstorming Discussion with Prof. Steven Chu from Stanford University
03/25/2025 Our ME graduate students Julian Lopez and Sherman Zhi have passed the RFE Qualified Exams and advanced to PhD candidacy! Congrats ~ Way to go, Julian and Sherman!
Year 2024
12/20/2024 The ECS University of Michigan Student Chapter was named a 2024 Chapter of Excellence recipient by the Electrochemical Society for their participation in technical activities, commitment to community outreach, and pursuit of engineering educational opportunities. It was one of three chapters honored by ECS, and the only U.S. -based chapter to be recognized with the award this year. Julian Lopez, treasurer. Congratulations, our graduate student Julian!
12/06/2024 We had a great Group Dinner in the Fall Semester~
12/05/2024 Educating Next Generation of Electrochemist: Launching Michigan Inaugural Cohort of MECHENG 599: Principles, Materials, Manufacturing, and Devices of Batteries, Class of 2024, great job, every one! We have reached the end of this exploration of our class this 2024 Fall Semester! Thank you so much for the privilege of your time. #Electrochemical Engineering for Energy and Sustainability, Class of 2024 !
11/15/2024 Our Ka Man Chung has been accepted Institute for Energy Solutions (IES) Graduate and Postdoc Fellowship Program, 2025 IES Fellows Cohort. Awesome, Ka Man!
10/08/2024 our graduate students Sherman Zhi and Logan Wang have been awarded Rackham Graduate Student Research Grant! Great Job, Sherman and Logan!
10/05/2024 Our group attended Chicago Area NMR Discussion Group CANMRDG 2024 Meeting at Michigan State University. We thank Prof. Tuo Wang for the kind invitation. #NMR
05/30-31/2024 Our group attended the 2024 Michigan Materials Research Institute (MMRI) Annual Summit, Prof. Tang was one of the Poster Session Chairs. We thank Prof. Amit Misra for the kind invitation.
05/20-22/2024 Our group attended the Cell & Electric Vehicles Symposium from May 20-22 at the University of Michigan. We thank Profs. Neil Dasgupta and Yiyang Li, as well as the Cell Journal Editors, for organizing and hosting this great event.
04/18/2024 Our undergraduate RISE Researcher James Shunzhi Zhang presents "NMR Spectroscopy for Solid-State Batteries" at the Mechanical Engineering Undergraduate Symposium (MEUS).
03/26/2024 Our group hosted The University of Chicago Prof. Bozhi Tian's ME Seminar Series.
Bozhi Tian Speaks on "Deformable Composites: from Photostimulation to Living Bioelectronics"
03/16/2024 Our Graduate Student Julian Lopez has been named a 2024 ME Chair's Fellow! Congrats, Julian~
03/12/2024 Our group hosted Harvard Prof. Zhigang Suo's ME Seminar Series.
02/22/2024 Congratulations to Julian Lopez, our graduate student, on receiving the Rackham Merit Fellowship!
02/02/2024, REU Program Application for Research Experiences for Undergraduates at the University of Michigan
We are recruiting highly self-motivated, talented, and dedicated undergraduates. Please email Professor Tang and let’s arrange a time to meet.
1/19/2024, We held our first group meeting for this semester, marking an excellent beginning! Kudos to our talented students!
Year 2023
12/22/2023, Our graduate student Ran Zhang started his project. Ran made our group logo. Happy Holidays!
12/15/2023 Our high school student Cindy Yan Tung Shum from The Lawrenceville School just got accepted into Stanford College! Congratulations, Cindy!
2025 Fall MECHENG 599 - Principles, Materials, Manufacturing, and Devices of Batteries (Graduate & Undergraduate)
Curriculum Developer and Instructor: Prof. Jing Tang
Developed MECHENG 599: Principles, Materials, Manufacturing, and Devices of Batteries, a university-wide undergraduate and graduate course at the University of Michigan. Established an innovative educational platform that integrates fundamental knowledge, pilot-scale projects, professional skills training, and career development in battery chemistries, materials, and manufacturing, and electrochemistry.
Held Weekly: Tuesday & Thursday 10:30 AM - 12 PM, 3150 Dow Engineering Building, August 25 - December 8, 2025
Office Hours: After Class or By Appointment via Email
2025 Winter MECHENG 433/AUTO - 533 Advanced Energy Solutions ( Undergraduate & Graduate)
Instructor: Prof. Jing Tang
Held Weekly: Tuesday & Thursday 10:30-12:00, 133 Chrysler, January 8 - April 22, 2025
Office Hours: After Class or By Appointment via Email
Openings
Openings
We always welcome highly talented postdoctoral scholars, graduate candidates, undergraduate students, and high school students from any discipline. All prospective new graduate students and undergraduates from any department at U-M interested in our research on Joule Heating Synthesis, Electrochemistry, Batteries, Pollution-Adsorbing Materials, Decarbonization Materials, Nature-Inspired Solutions for Climate and Sustainability, Fuel Cell, Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS), Natural Wood Cellulose, and NMR are welcome to attend the Tang Group and Subgroup Meetings. Please see the meeting schedule.
Professor Tang is looking for highly self-motivated Ph.D. students and masters students starting at any time in 2025-2026. Multiple open positions are available. If you are interested, please send your resume/CV and transcript to Professor Tang (jingtang@umich.edu). Prospective graduate students must formally apply to the UMich graduate program. Read More.
Principal Investigator
Assistant Professor Jing Tang
Email: jingtang@umich.edu
Phone: (734) 936-2775
Office: 3458 G.G. Brown Laboratory
Contact Us
Dr. Jing Tang
Email: jingtang@umich.edu
Phone: (734) 936-2775
Office: 3458 G.G. Brown Laboratory
2350 Hayward, Ann Arbor, MI 48109
Department of Mechanical Engineering
College of Engineering
University of Michigan
Research Mission
The Tang Group embodies an interdisciplinary range of expertise, covering multiple domains such as mechanical engineering, material science, chemical engineering, Macromolecular Science and Engineering Program (Macro), chemistry, physics, climate science, environmental science, electrical engineering, and biomedical engineering. Our approach is rooted in fundamental principles from thermal sciences, mechanics, materials, chemicals, chemistry, physics, and biology, which serve as the driving force behind our pioneering efforts in creating and inventing novel materials, manufacturing, energy, climate and sustainability. Our overarching mission is to contribute to energy, sustainability and health and we find inspiration in learning from nature.
Recent Publications
Cellulose Ion Conductors
S. Yang, H. Zhi, Z. Yang, J. Tang*, TBD, 2025.
Advancements in Solid Adsorbent Materials for High-Temperature CO2 Capture
H. Zhi, S. Yang, J. Ma, J. Lopez, J. Tang*, MRS Communications, 2024.
An Invitation from MRS Communications: Early Career Materials Researcher
The annual special issue of MRS Communications to feature outstanding research by future leaders in materials science
Materials Innovation for Carbon Capture and Sequestration
H. Zhi, K. M. Chung, S. Zhang, J. Mosher, M. Bai, J. Lopez, J. Tang*, TBD, 2024.
Y. Wang#, T. G. Feric#, J. Tang#, C. Fang, S. Hamilton, D. M. Halat, B. Wu, H. Celik, G. Rim, T. DuBridge, J. Oshiro, R. Wang, Y. Cui, A. H. A. Park, J. A. Reimer, Science Advances, 2024, 10, eadk2350.
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