Reverse XRVs


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Reverse XRVs
In an effort to foster a true partnership with our Chinese colleagues, we are also welcoming Chinese grad students to participate in a reverse extended research visit. Here they will partner with a group on campus and conduct research in the U.S. for an extended amount of time. Chinese students will then get to experience research and University life in Santa Barbara, further strengthening the bond between our partners and our countries. Past Reverse XRVs from Phase-I of the program have proven to be amazing friends and scientists, and are always graciously kind and helpful when our students take their XRVs in China.
*Phase-II Reverse XRVs*
	LEI ZHONG State Key Laboratory of Chemical Engineering East China University of Science and Technology in Shanghai Professor Boping Liu group XRV dates: September 2010-August 2011 U.S. Advisor: Susannah Scott Project: well- defined models for the initiation site of the Phillips' catalyst (an ethylene polymerization catalyst based on silica-supported Cr). In Lei's words:
*Phase-I Reverse XRVs*
	ZHEN WANG State Key Laboratory of Catalysis Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics Xinhe Bao's group XRV dates: April 8-28, 2009 U.S. Advisor: Alec Wodtke Project: Nanoparticle of FeO on Pt surface or Pt on SiC (graphene, nanomash or Si terminated surface) systems; also: beamline experiments at Argonne National Lab In Zhen's Words:The students from Professor Wodtke group are friendly and give me much help during my stay in UCSB. A memorable barbecue was held befor my leaving. It is a nice opportunity to understand a different culture and make friends.
	CHENG YUAN State Key Laboratory for Molecular Reaction Dynamics Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics Xueming Yang's group XRV dates: May-November 2007 U.S. Advisor: Alec Wodtke Project: Vibrational energy transfer at surfaces In Cheng's Words: I spent a cheerful and valuable time in UCSB. Everybody is so glad to give their hands helping others, and indeed helped me a lot. Besides the kindness and generousity, the most impressive part of our lab is the "globalization": members of our group are from all over the world: Asia, Euro, Mideast, Latin America, and of course US. In this international group we have a cheerful atmosphere participating researches with different intelligences and sharing happiness and sadness under different culture backgrounds.We are the typical example of globalization, and the best multicultural center. I wish I can get another chance to work and share my life with these people!
	CHUANYAO ZHOU State Key Laboratory for Molecular Reaction Dynamics Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics Xueming Yang's group XRV dates: August-October 2007 U.S. Advisor: Alec Wodtke Project: Surface Chemistry on TiO2 In Chuanyao's Words: It was definitely a wonderful period. I tried my best to adapt to a completely differenct culture (The language, the life style, the conception,and so on). The friends I made helped me a lot. The efficiency in the scientific research also left a strong impression on me.
	JING GUANG State Key Laboratory of Reaction Dynamics Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics Xinhe Bao's group XRV dates: -November 2007 U.S. Advisor: Tony Cheetham Project: In Guang's Words:
	HENG ZHENG State Key Laboratory of Reaction Dynamics Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics Xinhe Bao's group XRV dates: -November 2007 U.S. Advisor: Susannah Scott Project: In Heng's Words: