Simin Li

University of Shanghai for Science and Technology

Simin Li's research has significantly advanced the fields of materials science, organic electronics, and plant biology. Their work on anchoring frustrated Lewis pair active sites on copper nanoclusters for regioselective hydrogenation showcases innovative approaches to catalysis, paving the way for more efficient chemical reactions. Additionally, developing triphenylamine-functionalized metal nanoclusters for efficient and stable perovskite solar cells has opened up new avenues for sustainable energy solutions. Furthermore, identifying an mRNA methylase and demethylase that regulates sorghum salt tolerance by mediating N6-methyladenosine modification has shed light on novel mechanisms of plant stress response, holding promise for improving crop resilience to environmental challenges.