Yuhuang Wang | Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry | University of Maryland

Molecular model of quantum sensor.

Finding the Fingerprint of a Disease

Feature Stories, Research Stories- 30 Nov 23

Professor YuHuang Wang Named Fellow of the American Physical Society

Feature Stories- 09 Dec 21

- 16 Jun 21

College Innovator Receives 2021 Invention of the Year Award

Awards- 22 Apr 21

Metafibers reacting to environmental change

2020 Energy Seed Grants Awarded

Press Releases- 01 Apr 20

A UMD-led team of researchers has developed a method to trap trions at room temperature in single-walled carbon nanotubes. In this photoluminescence spectroscopy image, trapped trions and excitons can be seen as bright red spots against the dark blue background emissions from the host nanotube. This new work makes it possible to manipulate quasiparticles such as trions and study their fundamental properties in ways that have never been possible before. Image credit: Hyejin Kwon (Click image to download hi-

Scientists Discover Method to Create and Trap Trions at Room Temperature

Research Stories- 16 Oct 19

UMD Chemistry and Biochemistry’s YuHuang Wang Receives Kirwan Faculty Research and Scholarship Prize

Feature Stories, Awards- 17 Sep 19

Researchers Yuhuang Wang and Min Ouyang holding newly developed fabric

Chemistry Professor Yuhuang Wang & Physics Collaborator Min Ouyang Spin Nanomaterials Innovations Into Fabric Firsts

Press Releases- 07 Feb 19

Single photon bursting

UMD Researchers Awarded $1 Million Grant from NSF to Develop New Methods to Generate Single Photons for Quantum Research

Press Releases, Research Stories- 26 Sep 18

14 Tenured/Tenure-Track Faculty Promotions Announced by UMD College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences

Awards- 07 Sep 17

Anna Lieberman (B.S. ’16, Biochemistry) Awarded Fulbright Scholarship

Research Stories- 27 Jun 17

Saving Energy with 'Personal HVAC Systems'

Press Releases, Feature Stories- 04 Jan 15

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