Hui-Ying Mu

Abstract Revealing the mechanism of photocatalytic organic transformation in aqueous solutions is crucial for photocatalytic processes, yet precisely regulating complex interfacial electron transfer and the microenvironment of reaction molecules remains challenging. Inspired by cellular structures and natural metalloproteins, we construct a ZIF-67@CoS/CdS nanoreactor mimicking organelle architecture.

Since the discovery of the fascinating properties in magic-angle graphene, the exploration of moiré systems in other two-dimensional materials has garnered significant attention and given rise to a field known as “moiré physics.” Within this realm, the magnetic van der Waals heterostructure and the magnetic proximity effect in moiré superlattices have also become subjects of great interest. However, the spin-polarized transport property in these moiré structures is still a problem to be explored.