Dr. Zhiping Luo received Ph.D. from Chinese Aeronautical Establishment in 1994, followed with post-doc research at Okayama University of Science, Japan, under supervision of Prof. H. Hashimoto, a world-renowned scientist in electron microscopy. In 1998, he moved to USA and worked at Argonne National Laboratory as a Visiting Scholar, and after three years he was promoted to Assistant Scientist (Grade 705). From 2001-2012, he worked at Texas A&M University as a Research Scientist (permanent staff) and a Graduate Faculty member of the Materials Science Program. He joined Fayetteville State University in August 2012. His research focuses on the nanomaterials for energy-related applications. He has published over 300 peer-reviewed articles, and three books in electron microscopy and perovskite materials.
Synthesis of novel nanomaterials with enhanced properties for energy-related applications
Luminescence for LED and radiation detection
Energy conversion and storage
Material structures through X-ray and neutron diffraction and electron microscopy techniques
First-principles density-functional theory calculations
Material structure-property correlations