zhe Li

Academia

Postdoc

bio-nano interfaces biobased materials DNA origami nanotechnology drug delivery Inorganic Biochemistry inorganic chemistry lipid nanoparticles polymer chemistry upconversion nanoparticles; nano carrier; Microfludic; hybrids naoparticles

PhD candidate in Chemistry, Biology and Health specializing in the physical chemistry of self-assembled soft nanomaterials and inorganic–lipid hybrid systems. Interdisciplinary materials researcher with experience inorganic particles synthesis (strongest area), lipid-based nanocarriers, functional nanomaterials and drug-delivery systems. During my master’s research, I gained hands-on experience in polyimide synthesis and materials characterization. My doctoral work focuses on the formulation and multiscale characterization of cubosomes and nanoparticle–lipid hybrid systems, including photosensitizer loading, colloidal stability, controlled-flow evaluation and the relationship between composition, structure and functional performance. Experienced in SAXS/WAXS, XRD, cryo-TEM, TEM, SEM, DLS, zeta-potential measurements and optical spectroscopy. My work combines systematic formulation design, quantitative characterization, scientific data analysis and interdisciplinary collaboration. I use Python for data processing, curve fitting and visualization.

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