Who’s speaking
Dr Meiyan Gao—postdoctoral researcher at UC Berkeley with a PhD from the University of Limerick and visiting scholarship at Manchester—has built a career around metal-organic and covalent-organic frameworks that work exactly the way chemists envision at the atomic level. Forty peer-reviewed papers (including Nat. Commun., JACS and Angew. Chem.), two patents, a book chapter and editorial board roles testify to her impact.
Session you shouldn’t miss
“Structurally Precise Coordination Compounds: Applications in the Separation and Conversion of C-Compounds” (live virtual talk + Q&A)
What she’ll cover
• Single-crystal-verified MOFs & COFs that separate hydrocarbon isomers with far less energy than cryogenic distillation
• Catalytic conversion of light hydrocarbons inside designer pores to boost yield and cut carbon footprint
• How DFT modelling plus lab data pin down the exact mechanisms behind adsorption and catalysis
• Practical lessons for scaling atomic-precision materials into sustainable industrial processes
Why it matters
– Petrochemical plants spend ~15 % of their total energy on separations; Gao’s frameworks promise deep cuts.
– Tunable, crystal-clear pore environments open doors to cleaner fuels and greener chemical feedstocks.
– The talk bridges synthesis, characterisation, modelling and real-world deployment—ideal for researchers and engineers alike.
Conference snapshot
• Event: International Congress on Materials Science & Nanotechnology (M-Nano 2025)
• Dates: 20–22 November 2025
• Format: Hybrid—onsite at Village Hotel Changi, Singapore + fully interactive virtual stage
Join us
Early-bird seats and virtual passes are available now: https://materials.miconferences.com/register
Questions?
materials@mathewsconference.com | +1 (312) 462-4448 | WhatsApp: +1 (424) 377 0967(https://wa.me/14243770967)
Catch Dr Gao’s atomic-level insights and meet a global community shaping tomorrow’s sustainable materials.
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