Rate My Professor Bin Dong

Dong's scholarly contributions include high-impact publications such as 'Super-resolution mapping of photogenerated electron and hole separation in single metal–semiconductor nanocatalysts' (Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2014), 'Optical super-resolution imaging of surface reactions' (Chemical Reviews, 2017), 'Gold nanorod photothermal therapy alters cell junctions and actin network in inhibiting cancer cell collective migration' (ACS Nano, 2018), 'In situ quantitative single-molecule study of dynamic catalytic processes in nanoconfinement' (Nature Catalysis, 2018), 'Deciphering nanoconfinement effects on molecular orientation and reaction intermediate by single molecule imaging' (Nature Communications, 2019), 'Single molecule fluorescence imaging of nanoconfinement in porous materials' (Chemical Society Reviews, 2021), 'Ultrahigh-Throughput Single-Particle Hyperspectral Imaging of Gold Nanorods on a Smartphone' (Analytical Chemistry, 2023), 'Automated five-dimensional single particle tracking' (Analytical Chemistry, 2023), 'Reaction initiated single molecule tracking' (Analytical Chemistry, 2024), 'High Throughput Spectrally Resolved Super-Resolution Fluorescence Microscopy with Improved Photon Usage' (Analyst, 2024), 'Engineering Central Substitutions in Heptamethine Dyes for Improved Fluorophore Performance' (JACS Au, 2024), and 'Nondispersive single molecule spectroscopy and microscopy method for 5-Plexed super-resolution imaging' (JACS Au, 2026). In 2024, he received the ACS Petroleum Research Fund Doctoral New Investigator grant to study carbocation intermediates in zeolite catalysis. His innovations in spectro-microscopy imaging enhance understanding in analytical chemistry, materials science, and biophysics.