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