We are incredibly proud to congratulate our partner and key inventor, Prof Liu Xiaogang, on being honored with the prestigious Royal Society of Chemistry Centenary Prize! 🏆 Prof Liu is the only researcher based in Asia and Singapore to receive this award out of three recipients globally this year.
As one of the pioneering minds behind Enlipsium's technologies, Prof Liu's groundbreaking work on nanomaterials that convert X-rays/very high-energy X-rays into visible light has been instrumental in our development of cutting-edge solutions. His research has paved the way for our breakthroughs in dosimetry and X-ray imaging, with applications ranging from radiation therapy to non-destructive testing.
Beyond his scientific contributions, Prof Liu has been an invaluable mentor and advisor to our technical team, guiding us with his expertise and vision. His dedication to pushing the boundaries of nanomaterial research has been a driving force behind our mission to develop innovative solutions that improve lives.
Please join us in celebrating this remarkable achievement by Prof Liu Xiaogang. We are honored to have him as an integral part of the Enlipsium family, and we look forward to his continued leadership in shaping the future of nanomaterial applications.
Prof Liu Xiaogang from the NUS Department of Chemistry has been honoured with the prestigious Royal Society of Chemistry Centenary Prize for his outstanding research in photon conversion in nanocrystals and their applications in X-ray and light-field imaging. He is the only researcher based in Asia and Singapore to receive the award out of three recipients this year. #NUSExcellence #RSCPrizes National University of Singapore, Faculty of Science
One of Prof Liu’s most notable contributions is the development of new nanomaterials that glow in visible colours when exposed to invisible near-infrared light. These materials could serve as advanced molecular probes that can track cancer cells, offering a more selective, sensitive, and cost-effective alternative to traditional biomarkers for cancer diagnosis. #NUSResearch #NUSImpact
Prof Liu Xiaogang wins prestigious Royal Society of Chemistry Prize
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