School of Environmental Science and Engineering
Lecturer
环境工程
zhihaoyupublic@tju.edu.cn
No.135, Yaguan Road, Jinnan District, Tianjin, P.R. China
300384
Focusing on catalytic issues in global environmental and energy development, committed to research in the field of carbon-based molecule catalytic conversion. In recent years, systematic research has been conducted on the key scientific issues in the efficient depolymerization of polymer waste and the catalytic conversion of its derived carbon-based molecules. The main academic achievements can be divided into three parts: 1) The creation of novel micro- & nano-structured catalytic materials and their microenvironmental effect modulation; 2) The structural regulation of catalytic active sites and their derived catalytic effects interpretation; 3) The development of sustainable carbon-based resource conversion systems based on the process improvement, aiming to achieve the theoretical innovation of novel catalytic materials, catalytic effect regulation, and catalytic process control for efficient refining of carbon-based resources.
- Doctoral degree| Tianjin University| Environmental Energy Engineering| 2022
- Efficient Depolymerization of Polymer Solide Wastes
- atalytic Upgrading of Small Carbon-Based Molecules
- Nanoengineering of Novel Micro- & Nano-Structures
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2024.1-Now
Institute for Catalysis | Hokkaido University | Postdoctoral Fellow  -
2022.12-Now
School of Environmental Science & Engineering | Tianjin University | Postdoctoral Fellow  -
2022.11-Now
School of Environmental Science & Engineering | Tianjin University | Assistant Professor 
- Papers
- [1] Kinetics Driven by Hollow Nanoreactors: An Opportunity for Controllable Catalysis
- [2] Molecular Diffusion in Nanoreactors’ Pore Channel System: Measurement Techniques, Structural Regulation, and Catalytic Effects
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- [3] Metal-Loaded Hollow Carbon Nanostructures as Nanoreactors: Microenvironment Effects and Prospects for Biomass Hydrogenation Applications
- [4] Taming the Butterfly Effect: Modulating Catalyst Nanostructures for Better Selectivity Control of the Catalytic Hydrogenation of Biomass-Derived Furan Platform Chemicals
- [5] Linear Diketones as Next-Generation Biomass-Derived Platform Molecules: From Heterogeneous Catalytic Synthesis to Supply of High-End Chemicals
- Honors & Awards
- [1] National Scholarship for Graduate Students, Education Ministry of China
- [2] International Academic Exchange Scholarship, China Scholarship Council
- Program Funding
- [1] Key Technology of Cold-Energy Desalination & Biomass Functional Resin Development for Selective Salt Extraction from Concentrated Seawater
- [2] Creation of Advanced Functional Unit Ordered Structure Catalytic Materials for Efficient Biomass Conversion
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- [3] Development of Functional Unit Ordered Structure Nanoreactors and Their Directional Induction of Monosaccharide Tandem Conversion into Linear Diketones
- [4] Multilevel Functional Unit Ordered Structure Nanoreactors and its Regulatory Mechanism of Long-Chain Tandem Reactions of Monosaccharides
- [5] Efficient Catalytic Depolymerization of Jerusalem Artichoke and Its Conversion to 5-Ethoxymethylfurfural