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Jingyuan Chen

Prof. Jingyuan Chen

Department of Applied Physics, University of Fukui, Fukui 9100017, Japan

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Jingyuan Chen was born in 1957 and raised in Xiamen. She is luckily, was passed the first university entrance exams after the Cultural Revolution in 1977 and graduation from Tianjin University of Science and Technology. She received her PhD degree from University of Fukui in 1996, supervised by Prof. Koichi Aoki. Since then she has set the life aiming to solving “fundamental subjects of basic electrochemistry” and defined the work focus on physics of interfacial phenomena. In 1996-1998, she was employed as a senior researcher in MAEDA KOSEN Company Limited. In 1998 she moved to Kanazawa University, working as a lecturer at school of Faculty of Science. In 2000-2001 she worked as a visiting scholar at Henry White's laboratory in University of Utah. Then she return to Japan, was employed as an associate professor at Aoki’s laboratory in University of Fukui and was appointed as a full professor of Applied Physics in 2017.

Research Keywords & Expertise

conducting polymers
Mass transport by diff...
Voltammetry at nano-el...
Capacitance and resist...
Latex particles

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Latex particles
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Mass transport by diffusion and electric migration
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conducting polymers
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Capacitance and resistance of electrical double layer

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Jingyuan Chen was born in 1957 and raised in Xiamen. She is luckily, was passed the first university entrance exams after the Cultural Revolution in 1977 and graduation from Tianjin University of Science and Technology. She received her PhD degree from University of Fukui in 1996, supervised by Prof. Koichi Aoki. Since then she has set the life aiming to solving “fundamental subjects of basic electrochemistry” and defined the work focus on physics of interfacial phenomena. In 1996-1998, she was employed as a senior researcher in MAEDA KOSEN Company Limited. In 1998 she moved to Kanazawa University, working as a lecturer at school of Faculty of Science. In 2000-2001 she worked as a visiting scholar at Henry White's laboratory in University of Utah. Then she return to Japan, was employed as an associate professor at Aoki’s laboratory in University of Fukui and was appointed as a full professor of Applied Physics in 2017.