Wei-Lin Dai is a researcher affiliated with Fudan University in China, specializing in the fields of Materials Science, Energy, and Engineering. Their work predominantly addresses subfields such as Materials Chemistry, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Inorganic Chemistry, and Catalysis.
The scientist's research focus centers on advanced photocatalysis techniques, with contributions also spanning perovskite materials and applications, covalent organic frameworks, copper-based nanomaterials, gas sensing nanomaterials and sensors, quantum dots synthesis and properties, and metal-organic frameworks.
Wei-Lin Dai has authored multiple scientific papers, including:
Frequent coauthors in their research include:
Wei-Lin Dai's publications have appeared in various scientific journals, with multiple papers in:
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Jing Ding;Wei Xu;Hui Wan;Dashui Yuan
Yong-Mei Liu;Yong Cao;Nan Yi;Wei-Liang Feng
Anyuan Yin;Xiuying Guo;Wei-Lin Dai;Kangnian Fan
Jian-Feng Guo;Bowen Ma;Anyuan Yin;Kangnian Fan
Yong-Mei Liu;Wei-Liang Feng;Ting-Cheng Li;He-Yong He
Cheng-Zhang Yao;Lu-Cun Wang;Yong-Mei Liu;Gui-Sheng Wu
Hexing Li;Hongshan Luo;Li Zhuang;Weilin Dai
Anyuan Yin;Xiuying Guo;Wei-Lin Dai;Hexing Li
Jingxia Li;Jianhua Xu;Wei-Lin Dai;Kangnian Fan
Jian-Hua Xu;Jingxia Li;Wei-Lin Dai;Yong Cao
Hexing Li;Hui Li;Weilin Dai;Minghua Qiao
Anyuan Yin;Chao Wen;Xiaoyang Guo;Wei-Lin Dai
Jian-Feng Guo;Bowen Ma;Anyuan Yin;Kangnian Fan
Chao Wen;Anyuan Yin;Wei-Lin Dai
Ru Yang;Chuanmin Ruan;Weilin Dai;Jiaqi Deng
Wei-Lin Dai;Qi Sun;Jing-Fa Deng;Dong Wu
Jingxia Li;Jianhua Xu;Wei-Lin Dai;Hexing Li
Quan Zhang;Juhua Zhang;Xiaohao Wang;Lingfeng Li
Chang-Wen Guo;Yong Cao;Song-Hai Xie;Wei-Lin Dai
Lu-Cun Wang;Yong-Mei Liu;Miao Chen;Yong Cao
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