Fuqiang Huang is a professor of Materials Chemistry in Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, CAS. He received PhD at Beijing Normal University in 1996 and then spent two years as a research associate at University of Michigan. In 1998 he moved to Northwestern University as a postdoctoral fellow to work on solid state chemistry. Then he worked as a principal scientist in R&D, Osram Sylvania Inc. from 2000 to 2002 and as a research staff in University of Pennsylvania in 2003.
His work concentrates on thin-film semiconductor PV Cells (new process and device assembly (CIGS, CZTS, CdTe)), key solar materials (microstructure design and high-performance processing (TCO, AR, etc.)) and new solar materials for new-concept PV cells (materials design, process and PV applications (graphene, Cu-based intermediate band PV materials, nanostructured semiconductors, etc.). He has published over 300 papers and 150 patents.
He is the recipient of many awards including China National Funds for Distinguished Young Scholars and 100 Talents Programmed of CAS.