ICL has been investigating the mechanical, electrical, optical, magnetic, electronic, electrochromic, and electron transport phenomena in the nanoscale materials. In addition, different shells surrounding the magnetic core have also been discovered with a possibly significant effect on the biomedical and energy areas. Except using the commercially available nanoparticles, the team has also creatively synthesized hollow, core-shell and chain like nanostructures for preparing nanocomposites, developed an in-situ composite fabrication method through wet chemical reduction method in the polymer solution, electropolized conducive monomers for the nanocoating formation as well. The researchers have developed unique methods to prepare polymer nanocomposites reinforced with different kinds of nanoparticles encompassing ceramics, nanocarbon and magnetic metals.

Our ICL focuses on advanced materials preparation, characterization and their applications.

Guo is the director of the Integrated Composites Laboratory (ICL). Research and the Laboratory Current Collaboratorsĭr. Teaching Experience Work and Research Experience Professional Experience Department of Chemical & Biomolecular EngineeringĮmail: Honors and Awards Patents Publications

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