Lecturer, DoctorofScience

Address:   Zhengzhou   University of Light Industry, school of physics and electronic engineering

E-mail: lgxie@zzuli.edu.cn; xieluogang85@163.com

Research Field   and Research Interest: Condensed Matter Physics, MaterialsPhysics, includes: 1) using molecular   dynamics simulations combined with all-atom protein model to study the   mechanism of protein/peptide aggregation and peptide-nanoparticle   interactions; 2) the study of materials based on density functional theory (DFT)   calculations.

Educational   Background：

9/2011--1/2015：Ph.D.   in Condensed Matter Physics. Physics Department, Fudan University, Shanghai,   China.

9/2008--6/2011： M.S.   in Condensed Matter Physics. Physics Department, Henan Normal University,   Xinxian, Henan, China.

9/2004--6/2008：B.S.   in Physcs. Physics Department, Henan Normal University, Xinxiang, Henan,   China

Teaching courses：Physical   experiment B

Main   Publications:

1. Luogang Xie, Yin Luo, Dongdong   Lin, Wenhui Xi, Xinju Yang and Guanghong Wei*, “The molecular mechanism of fullerene-inhibited aggregation of   Alzheimer's -amyloid peptide fragment.”, Nanoscale, 6, 9752-9762. (2014) （SCI, IF=6.739）

2. Luogang Xie, Dongdong Lin, Yin   Luo, Huiyu Li, Xinju Yang and Guanghong Wei*, “Effects of Hydroxylated Carbon Nanotubes on the Aggregation of A_16–22   Peptides: A Combined Simulation and Experimental Study.” Biophysical Journal, 107, 1930-1938.   (2014) （SCI, IF=3.832）

3. Luogang Xie, Yin Luo, and   Guanghong Wei*, “Aβ_16-22   Peptides Can Assemble into Ordered β-Barrels and Bilayer β-Sheets, while   Substitution of Phenylalanine19 by Tryptophan Increases the Population of   Disordered Aggregates.” J. Phys.   Chem. B, 117, 10149-10160. (2013) （SCI, IF=3.377）

4. Zongxian Yang*, Luogang Xie,   Dongwei Ma, and Guangtao Wang, “Origin   of the High Activity of the Ceria-Supported Copper Catalyst for H₂O   Dissociation.” J. Phys. Chem. C,   2011, 115, 6730-6740. (2011) （SCI, IF=4.835）

5. Zongxian Yang*, Luogang Xie, “Adhesion of Small Cu_x (x=1-4)   Clusters on a CeO₂₍111) Surface.” Acta. Phys. Chim. Sin, 27, 851-857. (2011) （SCI,   IF=0.886）