Professor
Dr. Wu´s PhD study was focused on the fabrication and optical properties of rare earth doped Group IV nano-materials under the supervision of Prof. Jeffery Coffer at Texas Christian University. From 2007-2012 he has been working in Prof. Bruce Hinds´ lab at University of Kentucky as a Postdoctoral Scholar in the areas of transdermal drug delivery, chemical and bio-separations, nano-fluidics and biological membrane mimicking using functionalized carbon nanotube membranes. In August 2012, he joined Georgia Southern University as an Assistant Professor of Analytical Chemistry.
Research Interests: Dr. Wu’s research interests range from Analytical Chemistry, Materials Chemistry and Nanotechnology, as well as Pharmaceutical & Environmental Sciences.
Current Research Interests:
Electrochemical energy storage using advanced nanomaterials
Electrochemical sensors based on nanoporous membranes
Programmable drug delivery using multifunctional smart nanomaterials
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About Ji Wu
Dr. Wu´s PhD study was focused on the fabrication and optical properties of rare earth doped Group IV nano-materials under the supervision of Prof. Jeffery Coffer at Texas Christian University. From 2007-2012 he has been working in Prof. Bruce Hinds´ lab at University of Kentucky as a Postdoctoral Scholar in the areas of transdermal drug delivery, chemical and bio-separations, nano-fluidics and biological membrane mimicking using functionalized carbon nanotube membranes. In August 2012, he joined Georgia Southern University as an Assistant Professor of Analytical Chemistry.
Research Interests: Dr. Wu’s research interests range from Analytical Chemistry, Materials Chemistry and Nanotechnology, as well as Pharmaceutical & Environmental Sciences.
Current Research Interests:
Electrochemical energy storage using advanced nanomaterials
Electrochemical sensors based on nanoporous membranes
Programmable drug delivery using multifunctional smart nanomaterials
| Present | Faculty Member, Georgia Southern University ‐ Department of Biochemistry, Chemistry, and Physics | |
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Disciplines
Research Interests
Analytical chemistry, Solid state chemistry, Materials chemistry, Nanotechnology, Pharmaceutical and environmental sciences, Chemistry, Interdisciplinary STEM, Electrochemical energy storage using advanced nanomaterials, Electrochemical sensors based on nanoporous membranes, and Programmable drug delivery using multifunctional smart nanoparticles
Honors and Awards
- Best Teaching Assistant Award-Honorable Mention, Chemistry Department, Texas Christian University, 2005
- 1st Prize of TCU SRS Poster Presentation, “Synthesis of Porous Silicon Nanowire Fabrics for Possible Tissue Engineering Applications”, Texas Christian University, 2005
- Research Scholarship, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX, 2004-2007
Courses
- Analytical Research (CHEM 4890)
- Materials Characterization (CHEM 3090/7090)
- Instructional Analysis (CHEM 4241)
- Principles of Chemistry II (CHEM 1146)
- Principles of Chemistry I (CHEM 1145)
- Analytical Chemistry (CHEM 2242)
| 2002 - 2007 | Ph.D., Texas Christian University | |
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| 1997 - 2000 | M.S., Anhui University | |
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| 1991 - 1994 | A.E., Hefei University of Technology | |
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Contact Information
PO Box 8046
Statesboro, GA 30460
Phone: (912) 478-0850
Office: Nursing and Chemistry Building - Room 3235
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