School of Environmental Science and Engineering
Professor
Vice director of department
022-85356231
022-85356231
wangcan@tju.edu.cn
Building 59-A406, No.135, Ya Guan Road, Jin Nan District, Tianjin, China
Dr. Can Wang, is currently a Professor and a head of the department of Environmental Engineering at Tianjin University, China. He received a Diploma (B.S) from Tongji university and a PhD degree from Tsinghua University in 2009, both in Environmental Engineering. He worked in Georgia Institute of Technology (US) as a visiting scholar from 2017-2018.
His research interests includes biofiltration of VOCs, odor control system, and the microbial community structure/function analysis. Prof. Wang is the first author or corresponding author of over 100 refereed international journal publications, 3 book publications, and more than 50 invited and regular conference presentations. He has organized more than 10 international & national acdemic conference and served as the session chair/co-chair of more than 20 conference.
Prof. Wang has 10 years of industrial experience (consultant for several VOC&Odor control company) and was granted 24 patents. He is serving as the chair of the volatile organic compounds & odor pollution control committee (2021-now) and the director of a province-level key technology center (2022-now). He was the committee member of China Youth Committee of IWA, and the committee member of several academic associations in China, including Chinese Civil Engineering Society, Chinese Environmental Science Association. Moreover, He is currently the editorial abroad member of 7 international & national journals.
Prof. Wang was honored as: Outstanding Youth Profession in Enivronment Sector (Young Changjiang Scholars) and Tianjin Talent of Science and Technology. He won the Research Award of Chinese Environmental Science Society, 1 National-level prize and 4 Province-level prize. He was in charge of more than 20 scientific research projects in last 10 years, including the projects supporting by both international and chinese national agencies/companies.
ACADEMIC POSITIONS
l Chair of volatile organic compounds & odor pollution control committee
Tianjin society for sustainable development, Specialist Group, 2021-present
l Director of the province-level key technology center
Tianjin Science and Technology Bureau, 2022-present
l Academic committee member of Tianjin University
Tianjin university, 2023-present
l Head of environmental engineering department
Tianjin university, 2021-present
l Committee member of China Youth Committee of IWA
International Water Association, Specialist Group, 2014-2021
Vice secommittee member of Industrial Water Supply and Drainage Committee of Chinese Civil Engineering Society
He is fellow of the International Water Association (IWA) and committee member of China Youth Committee of IWA
committee member of China Youth Committee of IWA, and the committee member of several academic associations in China, including Chinese Civil Engineering Society, Chinese Environmental Science Association
- Doctoral degree| Tsinghua University, China| Environmental Engineering| 2009
- Bachelor’s Degree| Tongji University, China| Environmental Engineering| 2004
- Industrial Wastewater Treatment Tech.
- VOCs & Ordor & Bioaerosol Control Tech.
- Biopuringfication Tech. for Hadous and toxic contaminants
- Chair of volatile organic compounds & odor pollution control committee
- Director of the province-level key technology center
- Committee member of China Youth Committee of IWA
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2009.7-Now
School of enivronmental science and engineering | Tianjin University  -
2021.10-Now
Head of environmental engineering department | Tianjin University  -
2023.10-Now
Academic committee member of Tianjin University | Tianjin University 
- Papers
- [1] [32]Wang Can, Xi Jin-ying, Hu Hong-ying. Identification and reduction of toxic products of chlorobenzene treatment by a combined UV-biofilter process. Journal of Biotechnology, 2008, 136(suppl. 1):S659.
- [2] [31]Wang Can, Xi Jin-ying, Hu Hong-ying, Wen Xiang-hua. Biodegradation of gaseous chlorobenzene by white rot fungi. Biomedical and Environmental Science, 2008, 21(6):474-478.
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- [3] [30]Wang Can, Xi Jin-ying, Hu Hong-ying. A novel integrated UV-biofilter system to treat high concentration of gaseous chlorobenzene, Chinese Science Bulletin, 2008, 53(17):2712-2716.
- [4] [29]Wang Can, Xi Jin-ying, Hu Hong-ying. Chemical identification and acute biotoxicity assessment of gaseous chlorobenzene photodegradation products. Chemosphere, 2008, 73(8):1167-1171.
- [5] [28]Wang Can, Xi Jin-ying, Hu Hong-ying. Effects of nitrogen source, empty bed residence time and inlet concentration on performance of a biofilter for chlorobenzene removal. Engineering in life science. 2009, 9(2), 109-115.
- [6] [27]Wang Can, Xi Jin-ying, Hu Hong-ying. Reduction of toxic products and bioaerosol emission of a combined UV-biofilter process for chlorobenzene treatment. Journal of air and waste management association. 2009, 59(4), 405-410.
- [7] [26]Wang Can, Xi Jin-ying, Hu Hong-ying. Effects of operation conditions on removal rate constant and quantum yield of gaseous chlorobenzene in a photochemical reactor. Journal of air and waste management association. 2009, 59(4), 386-391.
- [8] [25]Wang Can, Xi Jin-ying, Hu Hong-ying, Yao Yuan. Advantages of combined UV photodegradation and biofiltration processes to treat gaseous chlorobenzene. Journal of Hazardous Materials, 2009, 171(1-3), 1120-1125.
- [9] [24]Wang Can, Xi Jin-ying, Hu Hong-ying, Yao Yuan. Effects of UV pretreatment on microbial community structure and metabolic characteristics in a subsequent biofilter treating gaseous chlorobenzene. Bioresource Technology. 2009, 100(23), 5581-5587.
- [10] [23]Wang Can, Xi Jin-ying, Hu Hong-ying, Yao Yuan. Stimulative effects of ozone on a biofilter treating gaseous chlorobenzene. Environmental Science and Technology. 2009, 43 (24): 9407-9412.
- [11] [22]Sun Liang, Wang Can*, Ji Min, Wang Fen. Achieving biodegradability enhancement and acute biotoxicity removal through the treatment of pharmaceutical wastewater using a combined internal electrolysis and ultrasonic irradiation technology, Frontier of Environmental Science and Engineering in China, 2011, 5 (3): 481-487.
- [12] [21]Wang Can, Xi Jin-ying, Hu Hong-ying, Kang In-Sun. Modeling of a combined UV-Biofilter system treating gaseous chlorobenzene I. Model development and parametric sensitivity, Journal of Air and Waste Management Association, 2011, 61(3): 295-301.
- [13] [20]Sun Liang, Wang Can*, Ji Min, Liu Xiao Fang. COD removal and biodegradability enhancement of pharmaceutical wastewater by a multilayer internal electrolysis reactor, Asian Journal of Chemistry, 2012, 24, (1): 1112-116.
- [14] [19]Wang Can*, Xi Jin-ying, Hu Hong-ying, Kang In-Sun. Effects of design parameters and cost analysis of combined ultraviolet-biofilter systems treating gaseous chlorobenzene based on mathematical modeling, Frontier of Environmental Science and Engineering, 2012, 6(4):588-594. IF 1.67 引用次数:0(0)
- [15] [18]Huang Yao-Kun, Li Shuang, Wang Can*, Ji Min; Simultaneous removal of COD and NH3-N in secondary effluent of high-salinity industrial wastewater by electrochemical oxidation; Journal of Chemical Technology and Biotechnology, 2012, 87(7): 130-136.
- [16] [17]Sun Liang, Wang Can*, Ji Min, Kong Xin. Treatment of mixed chemical wastewater and the agglomeration mechanism via an internal electrolysis filter, Chemical Engineering Journal, 2013, 215-216: 50-56.
- [17] [16]Wang Can*, Kong Xin, Zhang Xin-Yue. Mesophilic and thermophilic biofiltration of gaseous toluene in a long-term operation: performance evaluation, biomass accumulation, mass balance analysis and isolation identification, Journal of Hazardous Material, 2012, 229-230: 94-99.
- [18] [15]Kong Xin, Wang Can*, Ji Min. Analysis of microbial metabolic characteristics in mesophilic and thermophilic biofilters using Biolog plate technique, Chemical Engineering Journal, 2013, 230: 415-421.
- [19] [14]Wang Can*, Huang Yao-kun, Zhao Qing, Ji Min. Treatment of secondary effluent using a three-dimensional electrode system: COD removal, biotoxicity assessment, and disinfection effects, Chemical Engineering Journal, 2014, 243: 1-6.
- [20] [13]Liu X,Li Y,Wang C*, Ji M.Comparison study on Cr (VI) removal by anion exchange resins of Amberlite IRA96, D301R, and DEX-Cr: isotherm, kinetics, thermodynamics, and regeneration studies.Desalination and Water Treatment,2015, 55(7): 1840-1850.
- [21] [12]Liu X,Li Y,Wang C*,et al.Cr (VI) removal by a new type of anion exchange resin DEX-Cr: Adsorption affecting factors, isotherms, kinetics, and desorption regeneration.Environmental Progress & Sustainable Energy,2015, 34(2): 387-393.
- [22] [11]Hu Q Y, Li M, Wang C*, Ji M. Influence of powdered activated carbon addition on water quality, sludge properties, and microbial characteristics in the biological treatment of commingled industrial wastewater[J]. Journal of Hazardous Materials.2015, 295:1-8.
- [23] [10]Hu Q Y, Wang C*, Huang K X. Biofiltration performance and characteristics of high-temperature gaseous benzene, hexane and toluene[J]. Chemical Engineering Journal.2015, 279:689-695.
- [24] [9]Hu Q Y, Wang C*. Interaction of gaseous aromatic and aliphatic compounds in thermophilic biofilters[J]. Journal of Hazardous Materials.2015, 300:210-217.
- [25] [8]Wang C*, Chen WN, Hu QY, Ji M, Gao X. Dynamic fouling behavior and cake layer structure changes in nonwoven membrane bioreactor for bath wastewater treatment, Chemical Engineering Journal, 2015, 264(3): 462-469.
- [26] [7]Wang D, Li M, Wang C*, Ji M. Optimization and effect of powdered activated carbon addition on commingled chemical industrial wastewater treatment in a sequencing batch reactor.Desalination and Water Treatment,2015, 56(1): 24-3.
- [27] [6]Fang S, Wang C*, Chao BT. Operationg conditions on the optimization and water quality analysis on the advanced treatment of papermaking wastewater by coagulation/Fenton process. Desalination and Water Treatment, 2016, 57(27): 12755-12762.
- [28] [5]Liu X,Wang C*, Zhou YN.Pretreatment of ultra-high concentration pharmaceutical wastewater by a combined Fenton and Electrolytic Oxidation technologies:COD reduction, biodegradability improvement and biotoxicity removal, Environmental Progress, 2016.
- [29] [4]Wang D, Hu Q Y, Li M, Wang C*, Ji M. Evaluating the removal of organic fraction of commingled chemical industrial wastewater by activated sludge process augmented with powdered activated carbon[J]. Arabian Journal of Chemistry.2016, 9(2):1951-1961.
- [30] [3]Shi S, Wang C*, Fang S, Jia MH, Li XG. Removal performance and water quality analysis of paper machine white water in a full-scale wastewater treatment plant, Environmental Technology, 2017, 38(11): 1443-1451.
- [31] [2]Wen N J, Liu H, Fu Y, Wang C* Optimization and influence mechanism of sampling and analysis of airborne endotoxin based on Limulus amebocyte lysate assay, Aerosol and Air Quality Research, 2017, 17: 1000-1010.
- [32] [1]Sun X, Wang C*, Ji M. Production and release of microcystin-LR during treatment using chemical algicide, Fresenius Environmental Bulletin, 2017, 26(1): 572-578
Research Interests covers the following:
Biological technologies and process for Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) control.
Air disinfection and bioaerosol control technologies for safety.
Enhanced biological technologies for refractory organic wastewater treatment.
Exploitation and utilization of environmental microorganisms and microbial products.
Regulate and control of microbial community and function.