School of Environmental Science and Engineering
Professor
Director of environmental science department
022-27890257
maoguozhu@tju.edu.cn
Mao Guozhu is an associate professor of School of Environmental Science and Engineering, Tianjin University. He is the director of environmental science department. He was born in February 7th,1978 and is a native of Hebei Province. He received his PhD from Peking University, China in 2007 and received his B.S. and M.S. from Tianjin University, China in 2000 and 2003, respectively. He focuses on water environment and environmental planning. Recently, he studies on environmental water chemistry and drinking water safety assessment in Tibet. He has published more than 35 papers in peer-reviewed international journals. And he is a guest editor of Journal of Cleaner Production.
- Bachelor of Engineering| Tianjin University| Biochemical Engineering| 2000
- Master of Engineering| Tianjin University| Biochemical Engineering| 2003
- Doctor of Science| Peking University| Environmental Science| 2007
- Cleaner Production
- Environmental Planning
- Water Environment
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2007.7-2010.6
School of Environmental Science and Engineering | Tianjin University | Lecturer  -
2010.7-2019.12
School of Environmental Science and Engineering | Tianjin University | Party Branch Secretary | Associate Professor  -
2014.7-2014.9
School of Natural and Built Environment | University of South Australia | visiting scholar  -
2015.9-2016.8
chool of Civil and Environmental Engineering | Institute of Georgia technology | visiting scholar 
- Papers
- [1] Du, H, Guo, J, Mao, G*, Smith, AM, et al. 2011. CO2 emissions embodied in China-US trade: Input-output analysis based on the emergy/dollar ratio. Energy Policy, 39(10): 5980-5987.
- [2] Wang Y, Wang W, Mao G*, et al. 2013. Industrial CO2 emissions in China based on the hypothetical extraction method: Linkage analysis. Energy Policy, 62: 1238-1244.
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- [3] Du H, Li B, Brown MA, Mao G* et al. 2015. Expanding and shifting trends in carbon market research: A quantitative bibliometric study. Journal of Cleaner Production.103:104-111.
- [4] Liu X, Mao G*, Ren J, et al. 2015. How might China achieve its 2020 emissions target? A scenario analysis of energy consumption and CO2 emissions using the system dynamics model.Journal of Cleaner Production.103:401-410.
- [5] Hou Q, Mao G*, Zhao L, et al. 2015.Mapping the scientific research on life cycle assessment:a bibliometric analysis.International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment, 20:541–555.
- [6] Mao G, Liu X, Du H,et al. 2015.Way forward for alternative energy research: A bibliometric analysis during 1994-2013.Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews,48:276–286.
- [7] Mao G, Zou H, Chen G,et al. 2015.Past,current and future of biomass energy research:A bibliometric analysis.Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews,52: 1823–1833.
- [8] Mao G, Chen H, Du H,et al.2016. Energy Consumption, Environmental Impacts and Effective Measures of Green Office Buildings: A Life Cycle Approach.Journal of Green Building,10(4):161–176.
- [9] Mao G, Liu X, Du H, et al. 2016. An expanding and shifting focus in recent environmental health literature: A quantitative bibliometric study. Journal of Environmental Health.78(6):54-61.
- [10] Mao G, Wang S, Teng Q, et al. 2017. The sustainable future of hydropower: a critical analysis of cooling units via the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving and Life Cycle Assessment methods.Journal of Cleaner Production.142:2446-2453.
- [11] Wang Y, Lai N, Mao G*, et al.2017.Air pollutant emissions from economic sectors in China: A linkage analysis. Ecological Indicators, 77: 250-260.
- [12] Wang L, Zhao L,Mao G*, et al.2017.Way to accomplish low carbon development transformation: A bibliometric analysis during 1995–2014.Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews,68: 57–69.
- [13] Zhang S, Mao G* ,John C. et al.2017.Groundwater remediation from the past to the future: A bibliometric analysis. Water Research , 119: 114-125.
- [14] Mao G, Ling C, Yang Y, et al. Vertical profiles of water and sediment denitrifiers in two plateau freshwater lakes[J]. Applied Microbiology & Biotechnology, 2017, 101(8):3361-3370.
- [15] Zou H, Du H, Brown M A, et al. Large-scale PV power generation in China: A grid parity and techno-economic analysis[J]. Energy, 2017.