On June 9, professor Wei Min of Beijing University of Chemical Technology was invited to give an academic report entitled " Study on the preparation of supported metal nano catalysts from layered precursors and its catalytic properties" in the conference room of the Chemical Building, which was presided over by vice president Wu Xu. Representatives of teachers and students listened to the report.

 In the report, professor Wei Min briefly introduced the unique physical and chemical properties of two-dimensional layered materials and their potential application prospects. After the report, professor Wei Min had a heated academic discussion with the participating teachers and students and patiently answered the questions.

 Wei Min, professor and doctoral supervisor of Beijing University of Chemical Technology. The main research directions are new catalytic materials for energy and environment, catalytic conversion of biomass platform molecules, intercalation chemistry and advanced functional materials. In the past 5 years, more than 100 research papers included in SCI were published as corresponding authors in Nat. Commun., J. Am. Chem. Soc., Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., Adv. Mater journals, et al. Her published papers were cited more than 11500 times, and the highest single paper was cited more than 550 times. There are 2 international patents and 30 national invention patents authorized. As the editor in chief of the common volume, she edited volume 166 for Structure and Bonding and participated in writing two monographs. 14 papers were selected into the top 1% papers with high citation rate in the basic scientific index database ESI. She is now the deputy editor in chief of Science Bulletin, the associate editor of Chinese Journal of Catalysis, and the consultant editorial board member of J Mater. Chem. A.. She was supported by 2012 National Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars, won the first prize of science and technology progress of China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation in 2015, selected as a member of the Royal Society of chemistry in 2016, selected into the 2017 national hundred ten thousand talents project and awarded the title of "young and middle-aged experts with outstanding contributions". She Won the 15th China Youth Science and Technology Award in 2018.