Ma Research Group

Mingming Ma, Ph.D. (马明明)

E-mail: mma@ustc.edu.cn

Professor University of Science and Technology of China 2014-present

Postdoc. Koch Institute, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2010-2014

Ph.D. Department of Chemistry, Ohio State University 2010

M.S. Department of Chemistry, Tsinghua University 2003

B.S. Department of Chemistry, Tsinghua University 2001

Dr. Ma joined the Department of Chemistry at USTC in March 2014. He was a Postdoctoral Associate working with Professor Robert Langer at MIT. During his postdoc research, Dr. Ma developed a polymer generator driven by water gradients, which can harvest energy from room-temperature water evaporation and convert it into electric power. While at MIT, he also worked on the synthesis of therapeutic and diagnostic nanomaterials for targeted delivery to thrombosis. Dr. Ma's doctorate research with Professor Dennis Bong at OSU focused on synthetic molecular recognition motifs at bio-interfaces, which helps to elucidate the thermodynamic parameters of lipid membrane fusion processes. Dr. Ma had also accumulated research experiences in conducting polymers, electrochemistry and organometallics chemistry during his education at Tsinghua University.


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Mingming Ma, Ph.D. (马明明) E-mail: mma@ustc.edu.cn Professor University of Science and Technology of China 2014-present Postdoc. Koch Institute, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2010-2014 Ph.D. Department of Chemistry, Ohio State University 2010 M.S. Department of Chemistry, Tsinghua University 2003 B.S. Department of Chemistry, Tsinghua University 2001 Dr. Ma joined the Department of Chemistry at USTC in March 2014. He was a Postdoctoral Associate working with Professor Robert Langer at MIT. During his postdoc research, Dr. Ma developed a polymer generator driven by water gradients, which can harvest energy from room-temperature water evaporation and convert it into electric power. While at MIT, he also worked on the synthesis of therapeutic and diagnostic nanomaterials for targeted delivery to thrombosis. Dr. Ma's doctorate research with Professor Dennis Bong at OSU focused on synthetic molecular recognition motifs at bio-interfaces, which helps to elucidate the thermodynamic parameters of lipid membrane fusion processes. Dr. Ma had also accumulated research experiences in conducting polymers, electrochemistry and organometallics chemistry during his education at Tsinghua University.
Gradute Students
Ge Hao
Zhiang Shao
Zhimin Zheng
Ziyu Huo
Die Liu
Fulei Ma
Xinyu Sui
Xiaoyu Xie
Mustafa
Talifhani M
Undergraduate Students
Junyang Meng
Ruojin Liu
Yijie Liu