Qingying Jia

Title: Qingying Jia: Patent Innovation in Catalyst Synthesis.

Introduction

Qingying Jia is an inventor associated with Belmont, Massachusetts, and Northeastern University. His patent work concerns methods for synthesizing metal–nitrogen–carbon catalysts through non-contact pyrolysis.

Latest Patents

The supplied information lists one patent for Jia. It describes producing Me–N–C catalysts, where Me may include manganese, iron, cobalt, or a combination of transition metals, using chemical vapor deposition. In the method, a metal salt can be vaporized, and gaseous metal from the salt can displace a metal in an N–C zeolitic imidazolate framework. The process avoids mixing solid metal precursors with solid framework precursors during or before synthesis, distinguishing it from conventional solid-contact methods.

Career Highlights

Jia’s listed patent highlights an approach to catalyst synthesis designed to control how metal species are introduced into the framework. The described non-solid-contact pyrolysis method may improve the synthesis process by avoiding direct mixing of solid precursors.

Collaborations

The supplied information identifies Sanjeev Mukerjee and Li Jiao as Jia’s coworkers. Jia is also associated with Northeastern University.

Conclusion

Qingying Jia’s listed invention focuses on non-contact pyrolysis for producing metal–nitrogen–carbon catalysts, reflecting his patent-related work in catalyst synthesis.