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Monash Ionic Liquids Group
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 Qing
Dai
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Research interests
Dr Qing Dai has worked mostly on Synthesis Chemistry, Electrochemistry
and photochemistry for special devices throughout her career. She has
contributed a great deal to the preparation and characterization of many
kinds of related materials including organic, inorganic and polymer samples,
especially on the nanoscale. Dr Dai has worked in Belgium as a visiting
scientist and in Israel as a postdoctoral fellow, in the USA as a research
associate and in Australia as an ARC APD. This has included collaborative
work since 1999 with the Gratzel
group at Laussane who are the world leaders in dye-sensitized solar
cells. In particular, during her time as an ARC APD in the Monash Electrolyte
Group and the Monash Solar Cell Group, she was invited to collaborate
on non-volatile electrolyte materials at EPFL by Prof. M. Graetzel as
well as give an invited lecture there.
Qing Dai, David B. Menzies, Douglas R. MacFarlane, Stuart R. Batten,
Stewart Forsyth, Leone Spiccia, Yi-Bing Cheng and Maria Forsyth "Dye-sensitized
nanocrystalline solar cells incorporating ethylmethylimidazolium-based
ionic liquid electrolytes" Comptes Rendus Chimie, In
Press, Corrected Proof, Available online 12 September 2005.
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