Principal Investigator

Dr. Sheng ZHOU

Dr. Sheng ZHOU 周胜

Dr. Sheng ZHOU is an Assistant Professor in Sustainable Energy and Environment Thrust at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) since 2023. He received the Bachelor degree in Chemistry (Elite class) in 2016 and Master degree in Chemical Engineering from South China University of Technology in 2018. He was awarded the Ph. D. degree in Chemical Science from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology in 2022, supervised by Prof. Mohamed Eddaoudi. Afterward, he worked with Prof. Michael Tsapatsis, a member of National Academy of Engineering (USA), as a Postdoctoral Fellow at Johns Hopkins University before joining the HKUST(GZ). He was awarded the National Talent Program for Young Scholars in 2023.

He is credited with pioneering the development of an electrified membrane synthesis approach for the fabrication of MOF membranes with gas-sieving quality, making him the first researcher in the world to do so. As the first author, his research outcomes have been published in prestigious journals such as Nature, Nature Energy, Science Advances, Chem, etc, with a google citation of more than 2800 times.

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Group Members

Shizheng Song

Shizheng Song

PhD student

Metal-organic framework membrane fabrications and gas separations.

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Shuo Liu

Shuo Liu

PhD student

Electrochemical synthesis of porous materials-based membranes.

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Jiaxin He

Jiaxin He

PhD student

Electrochemical synthesis of composite membranes.

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Zhihao Liu

Zhihao Liu

PhD student

Zeolite-based materials and membranes for gas separation.

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He Wen

He Wen

PhD student

MOF membranes and porous materials for gas separation.

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Hongbo Wang

Hongbo Wang

PhD student

MOF membrane design and development.

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Junqi Wan

Junqi Wan

Visiting PhD (Tsinghua Univ)

MOF membranes.

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Ruibao Wu

Ruibao Wu

MPhil student

2D nanosheet fabrication and gas separation membranes.

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Siqi Dong

Siqi Dong

Research Assistant

MOF membranes and porous materials.

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