Jiebin Pang
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Jiebin Pang is a materials scientist whose research centers on the directed assembly of nanostructured materials, with a particular focus on aerosol-based printing and self-assembling systems. His most cited work, "Directed Aerosol Writing of Ordered Silica Nanostructures on Arbitrary Surfaces with Self‐Assembling Inks" (2008, 32 citations), represents a significant contribution to the field of nanofabrication. In this study, Pang pioneered a facile, robot-directed aerosol printing process that enables the creation of micro- and macropatterns of ordered mesostructured silica on both flat and curved surfaces. By using a homogeneous solution of soluble silica, ethanol, water, and surfactant as a self-assembling ink, he demonstrated a versatile method for producing highly ordered nanostructures without the need for complex lithography or substrate constraints. This work has been influential in advancing scalable, additive manufacturing techniques for functional nanomaterials, opening new possibilities for sensors, optical devices, and coatings. Pang’s research continues to bridge the gap between fundamental self-assembly principles and practical, real-world applications, making him a notable figure in the development of next-generation nanofabrication technologies.
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