Plastic waste derived from crude oil can be potentially serve as an advantageous hydrocarbon feedstock through various chemical recycling processes.

Developing highly efficient and stable catalytic materials and reaction systems, with in-depth mechanistic and kinetic studies, to achieve the efficient conversion of C1 molecules (e.g., CO2/CO) into high-energy-density carriers, thereby advancing low-carbon energy technologies.

This study investigates catalytic reaction systems that utilize water as both a hydrogen source and a reaction medium, develops novel catalytic materials and processes, and explores their potential applications in sustainable energy conversion.

This study investigates catalytic reaction systems that utilize biomass as a renewable feedstock for the production of fuels and value-added chemicals. conversion.