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    Dong-Hwang Chen is a professor of chemical engineering at National Cheng Kung University in Taiwan. His research focuses on developing and characterizing nanoparticles and nanostructured composite materials. Some of the key preparation methods he examines are wet-chemical techniques like microemulsion, sol-gel, and hydro/solvothermal synthesis. His work also investigates functionalizing nanoparticles with biomolecules, metals, and polymers to create materials for applications such as drug delivery, catalysis, and biosensing. Characterization techniques are used to understand the properties and structure of these nanostructured composites.

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    Dong-Hwang Chen is a professor of chemical engineering at National Cheng Kung University in Taiwan. His research focuses on developing and characterizing nanoparticles and nanostructured composite materials. Some of the key preparation methods he examines are wet-chemical techniques like microemulsion, sol-gel, and hydro/solvothermal synthesis. His work also investigates functionalizing nanoparticles with biomolecules, metals, and polymers to create materials for applications such as drug delivery, catalysis, and biosensing. Characterization techniques are used to understand the properties and structure of these nanostructured composites.

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    Dong-Hwang Chen ( )

    Professor
    B.S. Chem Eng National Cheng Kung University 1985
    Ph.D. Chem Eng National Cheng Kung University 1992

    Phone 886-6-2757575-62680
    Email chendh@mail.ncku.edu.tw
    Office Room 93718, Chemical Engineering Building

    Nanoparticles: preparation, characterization, applications

    Wet-Chemical Methods Nanoparticles


    microemulsion metals and alloys
    solvent-extraction reduction ceramics
    chemical oxidation/reduction
    semiconductors
    sol-gel, coprecipitation
    polymers
    hydrothermal/solvothermal
    UV-irradiation
    template-assisted

    Functional composite nanoparticles: fabrication and applications


    Polyelectrolyte-coated magnetic nano-adsorbent
    high adsorption capacity
    particularly useful for macromolecules
    fast adsorption/desorption rates
    could be magnetically manipulated

    Chitosan-coated multifunctional magnetic nano-carrier


    anionic and chelating magnetic nano-adsorbents
    recoverable catalyst support
    magenetic targeted carrier (gene, drugs)
    MRI contrast agent
    Core-shell metal nanoparticles
    optical: surface plasma energy & Raman scattering
    biomedical: gene transfer, magnetic targeting, therapy
    catalyst
    conducting/EMI filler
    magnetic
    core: Ni, Fe
    shell: Au, Ag

    Biomolecule/drug-nanoparticle conjugates
    enzyme immobilization
    drug delivery/targeting
    gene therapy
    bio-detection Nanoparticles Biomolecules/drugs
    biolabeling Fe@Au, Ni@Au proteins, enzymes,
    bio-separation Fe3O4 DNA, drugs

    Metal-coated polymer microspheres


    conducting/EMI filler
    photonic crystal
    magnetic materials
    catalyst
    SERS
    PS@Ni

    Nanostructured composite films: preparation and characterization

    Fabrication Applications
    sol-gel surface coatings/modification
    dispersion/casting optical devices (UV/VIS/NIR)
    optoelectronic devices
    layer-by-layer self assembly
    conducting devices
    electrophoretically deposition electrochemical devices
    photo/catalytic devices
    biosensors

    Others

    Process R&D for nanoparticle-dispersed functional textile


    Membrane separation processes
    Enzyme technology, bioreactor and bioseparation
    Solvent extraction and ion exchange

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