Li Jiao

Title: Li Jiao: An Inventor in Catalyst Synthesis.

Introduction

Li Jiao is an inventor associated with Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts. The supplied information identifies her as a woman and credits her with 1 patent related to the synthesis of metal–nitrogen–carbon catalysts.

Latest Patents

Jiao’s listed patent describes Fe–N–C and other Me–N–C catalysts synthesized through chemical vapor deposition and non-contact pyrolysis. The methods can vaporize a metal salt, allowing gaseous metal to displace a metal in an N–C zeolitic imidazolate framework. Unlike conventional approaches, the process avoids mixing solid iron or other metal precursors with the solid framework precursors during or before synthesis. The patent describes this as an improvement to the catalyst-production process.

Career Highlights

The available information connects Jiao’s patent work with Northeastern University. Her listed invention focuses on catalyst synthesis and on controlling how metals are incorporated into N–C materials.

Collaborations

Sanjeev Mukerjee and Qingying Jia are identified as Jiao’s coworkers. The supplied details do not specify their roles in the patent or the invention.

Conclusion

Li Jiao’s listed patent highlights a non-contact approach to producing metal–nitrogen–carbon catalysts, with a focus on avoiding solid-to-solid mixing during synthesis.