Chengchun Liu 刘丞军 · 劉丞軍

AI for chemistry. Built to reason.

Toward scientific AI that connects measurement, mechanism, and discovery.

Research focus
Scientific agents Molecular spectra Geometric learning Autonomous chemistry

01 / Selected work

Selected publications

Research across molecular structure elucidation, quantum geometry, interpretable learning, and chemical automation.

Many variables → hierarchical discovery → compact equation
Advanced Science · 2026

Unsupervised Hierarchical Symbolic Regression for Interpretable Property Modeling in Complex Multi-Variable Systems

Siyu Lou†, Chengchun Liu†, Dongxiao Zhang, Yuntian Chen, and Fanyang Mo

A layered symbolic-learning framework that turns complex multivariable relationships into compact, chemically interpretable equations.

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Molecule10⁻¹⁰ m
Surface10⁻⁶ m
Column10⁻¹ m
Closed-loopAI + automation
From molecular interactions to closed-loop separation
Accounts of Chemical Research · 2026

Automation and AI-Powered Prediction in Chromatographic Separation

Chengchun Liu and Fanyang Mo

A research perspective connecting automated experimentation, retention prediction, condition optimization, and closed-loop chromatographic separation.

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† These authors contributed equally.

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02 / About

Chemistry, computation, and systems that can close the loop.

I am a Ph.D. candidate in Materials Physics and Chemistry at Peking University, advised by  Prof. Fanyang Mo . Before that, I studied chemistry at Nankai University.

My research asks how AI can work with the evidence chemists actually use: spectra, three-dimensional structures, physical constraints, experimental conditions, and iterative feedback.

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Seed Edge intern · STEM Scientist Program

Peking University

Ph.D. candidate in Materials Physics and Chemistry · Expected graduation: Jun 2027

Nankai University

B.Sc. in Chemistry

03 / Contact

Let’s talk about scientific AI.

I’m interested in collaborations around molecular reasoning, chemistry agents, spectroscopy, geometric learning, and research automation.