The Advanced Materials Lab is dedicated to the research and development of nanomaterials and new energy materials, with key areas including electromagnetic wave absorbing and shielding materials, thermal conductive materials, hydrogen storage materials, and carbon nanomaterials. The lab is facilitated to provide resources for research and development of advanced materials, focusing on:

 High-efficiency electromagnetic absorbing and shielding materials, including MOFs, MXene, aerogel, transition metal-based sulfides (MoS₂, VS₂), transition metal-based composites;

 Dielectric insulation and thermal conductive materials, including refractory materials and heat-resistant materials;

 Hydrogen storage materials, including metal hydride, metal-aluminum hydride, metal-boron hydride, and metal-nitrogen hydride; and

 High-entropy nanomaterials, including alloys and their derivatives.

Lab Manager: Prof. WU Guanglei