Dan Zhang, Associate Professor 🎓
Dan Zhang is an Associate Professor at Henan Polytechnic University, specializing in atmospheric pollution research. With a robust academic background, he has contributed significantly to the field through groundbreaking research, winning awards, and publishing extensively. His expertise lies in the mechanism of sulfur dioxide poisoning, mercury catalyst modification, and wet photocatalytic oxidation for environmental remediation.
Academic Achievements 🏆
- Published over 40 academic papers, including 20+ SCI/EI indexed.
- Authored 2 monographs/textbooks and holds 15 invention patents.
- Recognized with 2 provincial and ministerial awards.
- Notable publication as the first author in “Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research.”
Research Projects 🌐
- National Natural Science Youth Foundation: Explored sulfur dioxide poisoning mechanisms.
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC): Studied Hg0 removal using BiOI-based photocatalysts.
- Science and Technology Tackling Project of Henan Province: Investigated visible light-based mercury removal.
- Ongoing projects include flame suppression/enhancement, shellac materials, VOC removal mechanisms, and biomass combustion technology.
Leadership and Contributions 💡
- Led and participated in numerous national and provincial research projects.
- Actively contributed to the academic community as a reviewer for top international journals.
Dan Zhang’s dedication to environmental research and innovative solutions makes him a leading figure in the field, contributing significantly to sustainable development and pollution control.