Prof. Fang was honored by New Jersey State Legislature
The New Jersey State Senate and General Assembly have issued a joint legislative resolution formally honoring Rutgers University-Camden physics professor Dr. Hong Fang.
The New Jersey State Senate and General Assembly have issued a joint legislative resolution formally honoring Rutgers University-Camden physics professor Dr. Hong Fang.
Xiaofeng Wu has been selected to as a Graduate Fellow in the 2026-2027 Rutgers New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) Clean Energy Fellowship Program. This award is made possible through … Read More
We propose a disruptive new model for the biopolymer assembly, using high-throughput quantum mechanics calculations and machine learning models, which can help resolve a decades-old problem in the field: Developing … Read More
We contributed to the modeling of a new K solid-ion conductor: Investigation of Potassium-Ion Conductivity and Bottlenecks in Khibinskite, K2ZrSi2O7 This is Xiaofeng’s third paper since starting his PhD last … Read More
Dr. Hong Fang Awarded NSF supporting research into innovative battery technology.
We published a new paper in Chem. Soc. Rev.: Cluster-based materials: design and applications
Julie Nguyen graduated from our lab with a Master of Science degree. Congratulations, Julie!
Anik Brinckerhoff graduated with Master of Science from CCIB with distinction! Congratulations, Anik!
Anik Brinckerhoff published a new paper in PRX Energy: Emerging Developments of Inorganic Magnesium Solid-State Electrolytes This is her second paper published in our lab and she will start her … Read More
We carried out density functional theory computational studies on the structural and electronic properties of Zr-doped lithium lanthanum tantalum oxide solid-state electrolytes and their ionic diffusion mechanisms: Grain boundary zirconia-modified … Read More