Prof. Zhiwu Liang | CO₂ capture | Best Researcher Award
Prof. Zhiwu Liang, Zhiwu Liang, Professor, Hunan University, China
🌍 Prof. Zhiwu Liang is a distinguished professor at Hunan University, specializing in CO₂ capture and conversion. He has over 30 years of academic and industrial experience, contributing to over 50 research projects, 326 journal publications, 54 patents, and 3 books. Prof. Liang’s research focuses on developing efficient chemical solvents and looping strategies to minimize CO₂ emissions in heavy industries. He has held key academic positions at Hunan University and the University of Regina, and his innovations have significantly advanced green and low-carbon systems. His work combines fundamental research with industrial applications, positioning him as a leader in sustainable energy solutions. 🌿🔬
Professional Profile:
Suitability for Best Researcher Award
Prof. Zhiwu Liang is an outstanding candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to his remarkable contributions to CO₂ capture and conversion over a career spanning more than 30 years. His research has significantly advanced both the theoretical and applied aspects of sustainable energy solutions, particularly in reducing carbon emissions from heavy industries. His extensive publication record, patents, and leadership in international collaborations reflect his profound impact on the field of environmental and chemical engineering.
🎓 Education and Experience
- 👨🎓 Engineering – Sixth Institute of China National Nuclear Corporation (1985–1994)
- 👨🏫 Associate Professor – Hunan University (1994–2003)
- 🌍 Associate Professor – University of Regina (2003–2020)
- 👨🔬 Professor – Hunan University (2011–Present)
🚀 Professional Development
Prof. Liang’s expertise in CO₂ capture and conversion spans over three decades. His research focuses on developing efficient, low-cost solvents and sorbents, enhancing industrial CO₂ capture systems, and establishing pilot plants for large-scale applications. He has led over 50 research projects, published 326 papers in leading journals, and holds 54 patents. His innovative strategies have contributed to the development of low-carbon industrial processes, reducing environmental impact and improving sustainability. Prof. Liang also serves on the editorial boards of five journals and collaborates with over ten international institutions to drive advancements in carbon capture technologies. 🌍💡
🔬 Research Focus
Prof. Liang’s research focuses on CO₂ capture and conversion using chemical solvents and chemical looping strategies. His work includes developing efficient, low-cost, and stable solvents and sorbents, identifying reaction mechanisms, and designing effective devices for large-scale CO₂ capture. He aims to establish green, low-carbon systems with minimal exergy and cost penalties, advancing CO₂ capture technology for industrial applications. His research has led to the development of pilot plants for real-world CO₂ capture, providing sustainable solutions for heavy-emission industries and contributing to the global effort to combat climate change. 🌿⚗️🔬
🏆 Awards and Honors
- 🏅 Best Researcher Award – Nominee
- 🏅 Over 326 Publications in SCI and Scopus-indexed journals
- 📚 Authored 3 Books with ISBN numbers
- 🌍 54 Patents – Published and under process
- 🏆 Consulted for 10+ industry projects
- 🌍 5 Editorial Appointments in reputed journals
- 🤝 10+ International Collaborations
Publication Top Notes:
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Study on artificial neural networks and structure–activity relationship for constructing viscosity correlations of amine aqueous solutions based on chemical structure information 🤖🧪💧
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Low concentration Ni doping to intensify redox kinetics of iron-based oxygen carriers for efficient chemical looping reverse water gas shift🔋🌡️🧪
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Enhancing CO2 capture performance by changing membrane fiber arrangement in multi-fiber membrane contactors 🌍🧪💨
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Steel slag derived oxygen carriers and solid sorbents for chemical looping CO2 capture: A mini review 🏭🧪💨
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Energy efficient ternary 2-amino-2-methyl-1-propanol, piperazine, and triethanolamine blend for post-combustion carbon capture 🌍🧪🫧