报告人简介： Professor Wai-Yeung Wong 黄维扬教授
Hong Kong Baptist University 香港浸会大学 黄维扬教授，香港浸会大学教授。同时兼任香港大学荣誉教授、华东理工大学、吉林大学、苏州大学、华南理工大学和山西大学、中科院长春应用化学研究所及成都有机化学研究所客座教授、美国俄亥俄州立大学客座访问教授。主要从事无机和金属有机配合物合成、分子功能材料, 金属有机聚合物及其应用（如发光二极管和太阳能电池）纳米材料和X 光衍射晶体学等方面研究工作，并在这一领域取得许多开创性的研究成果；十一年来主持香港政府研究资助局科研基金项目10 项（现已经完成6 项）和香港浸会大学科研基金项目16 项目（现已经完成14 项），到帐经费总计达782 万港币；近期又联合香港四所大学获香港大学教育资助委员会―卓越学科领域计划‖ 拨款9200 万港币资助―分子功能材料研究所‖項目，研究为期八年。
Biography：
Wai-Yeung Wong received BSc (1992) and PhD (1995) degrees from the University of Hong Kong with the PhD work under the tutelage of Prof. Wing-Tak Wong. After a postdoctoral year with Prof. F. Albert Cotton in Texas A&M University in 1996, he worked for Profs. The Lord Jack Lewis (FRS) and Paul R. Raithby at the University of Cambridge in 1997. He joined the Hong Kong Baptist University as an Assistant Professor in 1998, rising through the academic ranks to Chair Professor in Chemistry in early 2011. Professor Wong is internationally renowned for his research in metallopolymers and metallo-organic molecules with energy functions and photofunctional properties. He has made profound contributions in the field of organometallic optoelectronics and photovoltaics. His research focuses on synthetic inorganic and organometallic chemistry and structural chemistry, with special emphasis on developing novel molecular functional materials and polymers containing late transition metal elements, setting a common goal especially towards advancing energy-related technologies.
He has a distinguished publication record of over 300 scientific articles to date. He becomes the first Chinese scientist to be presented with the Chemistry of the Transition Metals Award by the Royal Society of Chemistry in 2010. He is also the recipient of the First Class Prize in Natural Science Award from Ministry of Education of China in 2010 and the FACS Distinguished Young Chemist Award in 2011。
报告摘要： 本次报告主要介绍多功能有机金属化合物和聚合物在发光及电子器件中的应用进展。该多功能材料可以广泛应用为OLED，传感器，OPV以及磁合金属纳米颗粒。通过调节分子结构，可以产生多色彩磷光发光现象，从而达到调节有机金属材料光电性能的目的。
Abstract：
Report Abstract: This talk is about recent progress in the development of some multifunctional organometallic complexes and polymers which can exhibit easily tunable luminescent and electronic properties. Considerable focus is placed on the evaluation of their suitability as emitters in OLED applications, optical power limiters for sensor protection, semiconductors in organometallic photovoltaic cells for solar power generation and polymer precursors to magnetic metal alloy nanoparticles. The approaches based on structural modification of the organic chromophore to achieve multiple-color phosphorescence emission and to tune the optical and photovoltaic properties of these organometallic materials will be presented. | 
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