Hua-Zhong Yu is a researcher affiliated with Simon Fraser University in Canada. Their work primarily spans the fields of Engineering and Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, with a focus on Biomedical Engineering, Molecular Biology, Materials Chemistry, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, and Organic Chemistry.
Their research topics encompass a range of areas including:
Yu has contributed frequently to journals such as The Journal of Physical Chemistry C, Analytical Chemistry, The Analyst, Langmuir, and Electrochimica Acta. These venues have collectively published several of their articles, reflecting the diversity of their work across physical chemistry and analytical techniques.
Among their recent publications are:
Collaborations have been a notable aspect of Yu's research career, with frequent co-authors including Xiaochun Li, Ruibing Wang, Qi Lin, Dipankar Sen, and Kennedy S. Chen. These collaborations suggest a multidisciplinary approach involving multiple contributors across related specialties.
Hua-Zhong Yu;J. Spencer Baskin;Ahmed H. Zewail
J. Spencer Baskin;Hua-Zhong Yu;Ahmed H. Zewail
Lishen Zhang;Alvin G. Zhou;Brigitta R. Sun;Kennedy S. Chen
Alan K H Cheng;Bixia Ge;Hua-Zhong Yu
Michael J. Katz;Taramatee Ramnial;Hua-Zhong Yu;Daniel B. Leznoff
Alan K.H. Cheng;Dipankar Sen;Hua-Zhong Yu
Alan K. H. Cheng;Huaipeng Su;Y. Andrew Wang;Hua-Zhong Yu
Hua-Zhong Yu;Chuan-Yun Luo;Carlo G. Sankar;Dipankar Sen
Jeffrey N. Murphy;Alan K. H. Cheng;Hua-Zhong Yu;Dan Bizzotto
Yong-Qiang Wang;Hua-Zhong Yu;Ji-Zhi Cheng;Jian-Wei Zhao
Yiting Tang;Bixia Ge;Dipankar Sen;Hua-Zhong Yu
Hua-Zhong Yu;Nan Xia;Zhong-Fan Liu
Yunchao Li;Zhen Wang;Lily M. L. Ou;Hua-Zhong Yu
Yong-Jun Liu;Hua-Zhong Yu
Hua-Zhong Yu;Yong-Qiang Wang;Ji-Zhi Cheng;Jian-Wei Zhao
Hua-Zhong Yu;Jin Zhang;Hao-Li Zhang;Zhong-Fan Liu
† Hua-Zhong Yu;and Sylvie Morin;Danial D. M. Wayner;Philippe Allongue and
Yong-Jun Liu;Neenah M. Navasero;Hua-Zhong Yu
Alan K. H. Cheng;Dinah M. Soolaman;Hua-Zhong Yu
Dan Bizzotto;Ian J. Burgess;Thomas Doneux;Takamasa Sagara
Dinah M. Soolaman;Hua-Zhong Yu
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