Professor He Jun's team from the School of Physics and Technology at Wuhan University (WHU) recently had their research published online in Physical Review Letters. It was selected as a cover article and Editor's Suggestion.

Professor Xu Guoyong's research team at Wuhan University (WHU) has developed a genetically encoded targeted protein degradation (TCD) technology, which was recently published in Nature Communications.

Professor Chen Chaoji's team from the School of Resource and Environmental Sciences (SRES) at Wuhan University (WHU) has made significant progress in the field of biomass-based functional materials, with their research being published in prestigious journals, including Nature Communications, Advanced Materials (two papers), and Science Bulletin.

The School of Physics and Technology at Wuhan University (WHU) has published significant findings on the phase reconstruction process of tin-lead perovskite solar cells in Nature Communications.

A research team led by Professor Tian Jian from the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Wuhan University (WHU) has made a significant breakthrough in oral insulin sustained-release delivery.

The research team led by Professor Tai Qidong from the Institute of Technological Sciences at Wuhan University (WHU) recently published a significant study in Nature Communications.

On November 15, Science published online the latest research paper of Professor Lei Aiwen’s team from the Institute for Advanced Studies of Wuhan University and the College of Chemistry and Molecular Sciences of Wuhan University on catalytic oxidative carbonylation. The title of the paper is ‘Synchronous recognition of amines in oxidative carbonylation toward unsymmetrical ureas’.Ph.d student Wang ...

On November 8, Beijing time, Science published online the latest research results of Professor Wang Cheng's team from the School of Chemistry and Molecular Science of Wuhan University on the use of ultrahigh-surfacearea covalent organic frameworks for methane adsorption,and the paper is entitled “Ultrahigh-surfacearea covalent organic frameworks for methane adsorption”. Ying Yin, a Ph.D. graduate ...