Dr. Bin Ouyang

Greetings! Welcome to the website of cOmpUtational chemistrY and datA driveN desiGn group (OUYANG group). I am a theoretical researcher working in the field of computational materials chemistry. I have a bachelor in Materials Physics, and Master/PhD degree in Materials Science.

I am an assistant professor at the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry of Florida State University. My current research is focusing on developing high throughput computation, data mining and machine learning tools to understand structural-property relationship and predictive synthesis of disordered energy materials.

Detailed information about my current research interests are presented in this site. My faculty profile at FSU can also be found in this link. If you have any questions or inquiries, please feel free to send an email to me.

You can also check our Youtube channel, Twitter or Bilibili channel for constant updates of research in the group.

PhD, 2014-2017, McGill University

Postdoc, 2017-2017, UIUC

Postdoc, 2018-2022, UC Berkeley

Assistant Professor, 2022-, Florida State University

news

May, 2025 Ouyang Group members received six awards at the graduate ceremony—congratulations to Ben, Kayla, and Lin!
Apr, 2025 Four of our PhD students—Benjamin Cahill, Lin Wang, Kayla James, and Yizhan Zhang—attended the MRS Spring Meeting. Lin Wang received the MRS Best Poster Award, and her poster will be one of three selected for presentation at IMRC 2025 in Cancún with full coverage for travel!
Mar, 2025 Congratulations to our PhD student Lin Wang for recieving Philip Schlenoff Endowment for Excellence — Graduate Student Travel Award.
Feb, 2025 Our invited comment Balancing Autonomy and Expertise in Autonomous Synthesis Laboratories has been published online in Nature Computational Science.
Jul, 2024 Our paper in “emerging investigator 2024” collection is out in Journal of Materials Chemistry A. We discussed about the design principle of anode stable solid-state electrolytes. Here is the Link.
Jun, 2024 Congratulations to our second-year PhD student, Lin Wang, on being awarded the prestigious Dean’s Award for Doctoral Excellence! This three-year fellowship is granted to exceptional PhD students in chemistry and biochemistry.
Feb, 2024 Our paper that designs most abundant structure in battery - Rocksalt oxide into superionic conductor is online at Nature Materials
Feb, 2024 Our comment about High entropy batteries come online on Nature Communications.
Jan, 2024 Our paper about single atom catalysts comes online on Chemistry of Materials. The data is open sourced at Github Repo.
Dec, 2023 Our Joule paper has been selected by IOM3 and CBMM as recipient of 2023 Charles Hatchett Award.