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Welcome to the Feng Group @ NUS MSE

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We are actively recruiting 3-5 PhD Students, Postdocs, and Visiting Scholars in 2026

Featured News

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Feng Chaired Inorganic Materials Session at AMIC 2025
5 July 2025

Xiang Selected as one of the 2025 Carbon Future Young Investigator Honorable Mention Awards
8 May 2025

Feng Selected as 2025 US IUPAC Young Observers and invited to attend IUPAC 2025 in Kuala Lumpur
10 April 2025

Vision and Mission

We are an interdisciplinary research team in the Department of Materials Science Engineering at National University of Singapore (NUS-MSE), dedicated to developing transformative materials and mechanisms to tackle global challenges in energy, decarbonization, nanorobotics, and sustainability. Our mission is to advance experimental materials research—guided by insights from chemistry, environmental science, and emerging tools in AI—to engineer solutions for carbon capture, critical resource recovery, and energy transformation, driving progress toward a better future.

Featured News

Xiang Recognized as one of 2025 UChicago/UCSD Rising Stars in Soft and Biological Matter
20 Nov 2025

2,712-Atom Bio-inspired Supramolecular Polyhedra:
Publication Now on Nature!

8 January 2025

Group Won Phases I and II of Bezos Earth Fund $1M Greenhouse Gas Removal Ideation Prize
20 December 2024

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Xiang Selected as 2025 Carbon Future Young Investigator Honorable Mention
8 May 2025

Feng Wins Early Career Award for Carbon-Capture Research
23 July 2024

Our First Collaborated Publication from Duke is on Nature Chemistry
3 September 2024

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Meet the American Chemical Society’s First Sustainability Star
25 June 2024

Group Launch
1 November 2023

Feng named to the prestigious
Forbes 30 Under 30 list
16 December 2021

Past Teaching

ME 331 Thermodynamics / This course will cover fundamental principles of thermodynamics, while also addressing the critical role they play in tackling today’s global energy challenges. 

ME 490 & 555 Carbon Capture and Utilization / This course examines carbon cycle, greenhouse gas management, and the multifaceted materials, engineering, chemical, and environmental approaches to mitigating climate change. Students will engage in in-depth analysis of carbon cycle science across diverse organizations. The course also highlights innovation carbon management technologies, including various strategies such as point source carbon capture, carbon dioxide removal, conversion, transport & storage, as well as delving into advanced energy systems and hydrogen with carbon management.

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