Xiang Li

Job title: Professor, doctoral supervisor; National high-level Young talents
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Department: Condensed Matter Physics
E-mail: xiangli@dijiaba.com
Address: 415, Block A, Liangxiang Campus, Beijing Institute of Technology

Condensed Matter Physics under Extreme Conditions
Novel quantum functional Materials

2009-2014 PhD, Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences

2020 -- Present Professor of Beijing Institute of Technology
2018-2020 Special Research Fellow, Beijing Institute of Technology
2014-2018 Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Texas at Austin
2013-2014 Visiting Scholar, University of Texas at Austin

Director, Department of Condensed Matter Physics, School of Physics, Beijing Institute of Technology; Selected as a national high-level young talent; He is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Crystallographic Society of China, and a young editorial board member of Chinese Physics Letters, Chinese Physics B, Journal of Physics, Physics and Journal of High Pressure Physics. For a long time, he has been engaged in the research of new technology breakthroughs under extreme high pressure conditions, the synthesis of new materials, and the multi-field coupling control of pressure-physical-chemistry. He has developed a large-cavity high-pressure high-temperature synthesis device and high-pressure in-situ measurement method with the international leading level, and solved the difficult problem of preparing and characterizing materials in the ultra-high pressure region. On this basis, a new material system based on pressure regulation and its advanced functional properties are developed by exploring the evolution law of crystal structure, chemical composition and optical - thermal - magnetic - electric properties under high pressure. He has published more than 30 high-level academic papers, and has been invited to give academic reports at important conferences at home and abroad. He has presided over or participated in a number of scientific research projects such as the National Natural Science Foundation Youth/Face project and the National key research and development plan.