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Li Zhu
ASST PROFESSOR ACD YR
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Rutgers Newark, Physics
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8588-9379
Email
lz432
rutgers
edu
h-index
8156
Citations
28
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2010
2024
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Material Science
Crystal Structure
100%
Clathrate
85%
Boron
83%
Density
80%
Superconductivity
66%
Diamond
62%
Nanocrystalline Material
44%
Polymerization
38%
Silicon
38%
Polymorphism
36%
Crystalline Material
35%
Hydride
35%
X-Ray Diffraction
35%
Superconducting Material
28%
Ferroelectric Material
27%
Long-Range Order
25%
Surface Energy
25%
Infrared Spectroscopy
22%
Boron Nitride
22%
Lithium
22%
Oxynitride
22%
Bismuth
22%
Lanthanum
22%
Single Crystal
22%
High-Temperature Superconductivity
22%
Raman Spectroscopy
16%
Boride
16%
Polyacetylene
16%
Electronic Property
16%
Diffraction Pattern
16%
Carbon Nitride
14%
Solid State Polymerization
14%
Graphene
14%
Electronic Structure Calculation
14%
Nitride Compound
14%
Fullerene
13%
Vickers Hardness
11%
Photovoltaic Performance
11%
Deformation Mechanism
11%
Transition Metal Carbide
11%
Cesium
11%
Structure (Composition)
11%
Thermoelectric Materials
11%
Crystal Structure
11%
Graphitic Carbon Nitride
11%
Molecular Bonding
11%
Monolayers
11%
Synchrotron X-Ray Diffraction
11%
Ionic Bonding
11%
Functional Material
11%
Keyphrases
Boron
55%
Clathrate
52%
High Pressure
44%
Diamond-like
32%
Ambient Pressure
27%
Superconductivity
24%
Ambient Conditions
22%
High-temperature Superconductivity
22%
Superhard
22%
Polymorph
22%
Cubane
22%
High-pressure Phase
20%
Overpressure
18%
Superhard Materials
16%
Electron-phonon Coupling
16%
Hexaborides
16%
Pressure-induced
16%
Phase Transition
15%
Clathrate Structure
15%
Carbon Clathrates
15%
First-principles Calculations
15%
Covalently Bonded
14%
Crystal Structure Prediction
14%
Structural Optimization
13%
Tetragonal
13%
Electronic States
13%
High-pressure Structure
11%
Structure Search
11%
Configurational Entropy
11%
Tetragonal Structure
11%
Room Temperature
11%
Cesium
11%
Substitutional Alloy
11%
Valuable Insight
11%
Allotropic Transition
11%
Hexagonal Silicon
11%
Framework Materials
11%
Boron Carbon
11%
Earth's Inner Core
11%
Vickers Hardness
11%
Metastable Phase Formation
11%
Dicyanoacetylene
11%
CuGaS2
11%
Chalcopyrite Structure
11%
High-pressure Experiment
11%
Fingerprinting
11%
Boron Fullerene
11%
Chain Polymerization
11%
Pressure-induced Polymerization
11%
Polymorphism
11%
Chemistry
Clathrate
70%
Structure
37%
First Principle
33%
Polymerization
33%
Superconductivity
33%
Crystal Structure
30%
Nanomaterial
22%
Band Gap
20%
Density Functional Theory
20%
Hydrogen
20%
Cubic Space Group
17%
Polyacetylene Polymer
16%
Phonon
14%
Raman Spectroscopy
13%
Phase Composition
13%
Face-Centered Cubic Crystal System
12%
Fermi Level
11%
Thiophene
11%
Cmca
11%
Amidines
11%
Octahedral Crystal
11%
I4/Mmm
11%
Cesium
11%
Cubane
11%
Substitutional Alloy
11%
Chemistry
11%
Transition Element
11%
Fullerene
11%
Metastable Phase
11%
Metal Atom
11%
X-Ray Diffraction
11%
Lanthanum
11%
Dioxygen
11%
Amm2
11%
Ambient Reaction Temperature
11%
Diazine
11%
Europium
11%
Chain Growth Polymerization
11%
Metal Hydride
11%
Cadmium Selenide
11%
Orientational Order
11%
Noble Metal
11%
Primary Structure
10%
Density of State
9%
Structural Phase Transition
9%
Superconducting Critical Temperature
9%
Vickers Hardness
8%
Cluster Structure
8%
Molecular Dynamics
8%
Single Crystal X-Ray Diffraction
7%
