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Prof. SONG FENG

professor · Civil
Author
APID
5346
Location
fuzhou, Fujian, China
Expertise
geochemistry, geoenvironment
Areas of interest
geochemistry, geoenvironment
Member since
December 2023

Biography

Prof. Feng is a full professor at College of Civil Engineering at Fuzhou University, China. He received a doctoral degree from the Hong Kong University of Science of Technology (HKUST, 2023 QS World Ranking: 40) in 2016 (Supervisor: Prof. Charles. W. W. Ng, Fellow of Royal Academy of Engineering), and an Mphil degree from Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2012 (Supervisors: Prof. Ying Ren ZHENG and Prof. Xia Ting FENG, both are Fellows of Chinese Academy of Engineering), a bachelor degree from Sichuan University (top 10 university in China) in China in 2009. He continued his postdoctoral research at HKUST for one year before joining Fuzhou university as a lecturer in 2018. His researches mainly focus on biogeochemistry (e.g., utilize bacteria to reduce polluted gas emissions), geo-environment (e.g., sustainable bio-cover system and green slope engineering) and geochemical modeling. He was selected as the high-level oversea talent of Fujian Province in 2020 in China. He won multiple professional awards, such as China Award for Science and Technology in Construction (the 2nd Prize; Ministry-level Award). He serviced multiple professional affiliations, such as the committee member of Geo-environmental Engineering of China Technical Association on Geosynthetics. He has published more than 50 peer-reviewed SCI-indexed papers in internationally reputable journals. He holds more than 10 national invention patents and software copyrights.

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Publications

  1. A steady-state analytical profile method for determining methane oxidation in landfill cover
  2. Climate factors and host chemical profiles jointly drives the bacterial community assembly in Mussaenda pubescens stems
  3. Effects of hydrogen sulphide on grass traits and water-gas transport in grass-planted unsaturated soil
  4. Hydraulic conductivity of compacted manufactured sand tailings–bentonite mixtures: a new hydraulic barrier material
  5. Phenol adsorption properties and microstructural changes of organically modified bentonite
  6. Roots of Cynodon dactylon increase gas permeability and gas diffusion coefficient of highly compacted soils