Wei Zhang

Title: Wei Zhang and Thin-Film Production

Introduction

Wei Zhang is an inventor associated with Oxford, Great Britain, and Oxford University Innovation Ltd. His patent work concerns a process for producing layers of crystalline material, with potential applications in semiconductor devices.

Latest Patents

The supplied information lists one patent for Wei Zhang: “Thin film production.” The invention describes a process that places two precursor compounds on a substrate to produce a crystalline layer. The first precursor contains a metal or metalloid cation and a sacrificial anion made up of two or more atoms. The second precursor contains an anion and a cation that can combine with the sacrificial anion to form a volatile compound.

The patent also covers crystalline layers obtainable through the process, a method of producing a semiconductor device using such a layer, and a composition containing a solvent and specified chemical components. The supplied data reports 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Zhang’s listed work connects materials processing with semiconductor-device production. The invention’s approach uses precursor chemistry to form crystalline thin films on a substrate.

Collaborations

The supplied information names Henry James Snaith and Michael Saliba as Zhang’s coworkers. It also identifies Oxford University Innovation Ltd. as the company associated with his work.

Conclusion

Wei Zhang’s listed patent focuses on a precursor-based method for producing crystalline thin films and semiconductor devices, reflecting his connection to materials innovation in Oxford.