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  • About
  • Research
    • Thermal Sciences
    • Carbon Capture, Utilization and Sequestration
    • Energy Storage and Conversion
    • Biomass Wood Cellulose
    • Solid State Chemistry
    • Bioelectronics
  • Group
    • Jing Tang
    • Meeting Schedule
    • Gallery
    • Lab Intranet
    • Alumni
  • Publications
    • Media Coverage
  • News
  • Education & Outreach
    • Teaching
    • ME 599 Battery
    • ME 433//AUTO 533 Energy
    • Outreach
  • Resources
  • Join
  • Contact
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    • About
    • Research
      • Thermal Sciences
      • Carbon Capture, Utilization and Sequestration
      • Energy Storage and Conversion
      • Biomass Wood Cellulose
      • Solid State Chemistry
      • Bioelectronics
    • Group
      • Jing Tang
      • Meeting Schedule
      • Gallery
      • Lab Intranet
      • Alumni
    • Publications
      • Media Coverage
    • News
    • Education & Outreach
      • Teaching
      • ME 599 Battery
      • ME 433//AUTO 533 Energy
      • Outreach
    • Resources
    • Join
    • Contact

Research

Research Vision

Materials and Manufacturing for Energy, Sustainability and Health



Inventing Atomic Multi-Modal Materials Design and Synthesis and Advanced Synchrotron Multi-Scale Materials Characterization to Enable Materials Discovery and Manufacturing

The Tang Group conducts leading-edge research in atomic-level, multi-modal materials design and synthesis, integrated with advanced synchrotron-based, multi-scale characterization to accelerate materials discovery and manufacturing. Our work addresses critical challenges in energy and sustainability by inventing next-generation materials and electrochemical processes. We focus on the design and optimization of advanced materials and manufacturing strategies that are essential for high-performance electrochemical systems. Our research investigates the potential of emerging materials to enable scientific breakthroughs and significantly enhance device performance. To achieve these goals, we combine state-of-the-art synthetic methodologies, advanced analytical techniques, molecular-level design, and data-driven approaches. Our efforts are directed toward energy and sustainability technologies, including energy storage and conversion, carbon dioxide capture and sequestration, and sustainable manufacturing.

For the previous Research, please check Research on Prof. Tang's personal website. 

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Professor Jing Tang, Ph. D. 

Email: jingtang@umich.edu

Phone: (734) 936-2775

Office: 3458 G.G. Brown Laboratory

2350 Hayward St, Ann Arbor, MI 48109

Department of Mechanical Engineering

College of Engineering

University of Michigan





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