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Name:
Shaohua Chen
Highest Education:
Ph.D
Office:
Jimei Road 1799, Xiamen, China
Zip Code:
361021
Phone:
+86-592-6190995
Email:
shchen@iue.ac.cn

Education and Appointments:

2007-present  Professor, Research Center of Urban Environmental Engineering and Circular Economy, Institute of Urban Environmental, Chinese Academy of Sciences
1998-2006     Associate Professor, Guangdong University of Petrochemical Technology
1993-1998     Assistant Professor, Guangdong University of Petrochemical Technology
2003-2006     Ph. D. in Environmental Engineering, Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences, CAS
1988-1991     MSc. in Analytical Chemistry, Sun Yat-sen University
1984-1988     BSc. in Chemistry, Hunan Normal University  

Public Services 

1. Editorial member of Chinese Journal of Environmental Engineering;
2. Editorial member of Environmental Sanitation Engineering;
3. Committee member of Industrial Water Conservation;
4. Member of National Rural Sewage Treatment Expert Committee;
5. Director of Fujian Society for Environmental Sciences;
6. Vice president of Xiamen Society for Environmental Sciences. 

Achievements:

Host numbers of national, provincial and industrial projects, including demonstration projects;
Publish more than 100 scientific papers;
Authorize more than 30 patents, including 17 invention patents and 15 utility model patents.

Main academic contributions:
Research Interest:

1. Wastewater treatment and resource recovery
2. Greenhouse gas emission mechanism of municipal solid waste
3. Landfill leachate treatment
4. Resource utilization technology of kitchen waste

Selected Publications:

1. Xin Ye, Minquan Chen, Wei Wang*, Junhuang Shen, Junbin Wu, Wei Huang, Lishan Xiao, Xiangyu Lin, Zhi-Long Ye, Shaohua Chen*. Dissolving the high-cost with acidity: A happy encounter between fluidized struvite crystallization and wastewater from activated carbon manufacture. Water Research, 2021,188:116521.
2. Hualiang Feng, Zefang Chen, Xiaojun Wang*, Shaohua Chen, John Crittenden. Electrochemical advanced oxidation for treating ultrafiltration effluent of a landfill leachate system: Impacts of organics and inorganics and economic evaluation. Chemical Engineering Journal, 2021, 413:127492.
3. Chengliang Zhang, Xiaojun Wang, Lai Wei, Boguang Wang, Shaohua Chen*. Time-resolved characteristics and production pathways of simulated landfilling N2O emission under different oxygen concentrations. Environment International, 2021,149:106396.
4. Hualiang Feng, Xiaojun Wang*, Jiasheng Cai, Shaohua Chen*. Discrepancies in N2O emissions between household waste and its food waste and non-food waste components during the predisposal stage. Journal of Environmental Management, 2020,265:110548.
5. Ruili Yang, Xiaojun Wang*, Yan Guo, Zhaoji Zhang, Shaohua Chen*. Evaluation of anammox pathway recovery after high COD loading using water quality, molecular biology and isotope labelling analysis. Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering, 2020,43:625–636.
6. Dongyuan Chu, Zhi-Long Ye, Shaohua Chen*. Interactions among low-molecular-weight organics, heavy metals, and Fe(III) during coagulation of landfill leachate nanofiltration concentrate. Waste Management, 2020,104:51–59.
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. Xiaojun Wang, Ruili Yang, Yan Guo, Zhaoji Zhang, Chih Ming Kao, Shaohua Chen,*. Investigation of COD and COD/N ratio for the dominance of anammox pathway for nitrogen removal via isotope labelling technique and the relevant bacteria. Journal of Hazardous Materials, 2019, 366:606–614.
8. Xiaojun Wang, Ruili Yang, Zhaoji Zhang, Junbin Wu, Shaohua Chen,*. Mass balance and bacterial characteristics in an in-situ full-scale swine wastewater treatment system occurring anammox process. Bioresource Technology, 2019,292: 122005.
9. Chengliang Zhang, Yan Guo, Xiaojun Wang, Shaohua Chen*. Temporal and spatial variation of greenhouse gas emissions from a limited controlled landfill site. Environment International, 2019,127: 387–394.
10. Yaoyin Lou, Xin Ye*, Zhi-Long Ye, Pen-Chi Chiang, Shaohua Chen*. Occurrence and ecological risks of veterinary antibiotics in struvite recovered from swine wastewater. Journal of Cleaner Production, 2018, 201: 678-685.

Supported Projects:

1. The Grade A Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences “Integration and demonstration of ecological infrastructure construction and human settlements optimization technology & equipment in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao Megalopolis” (No. XDA23030200, 2019.01-2023.12).
2. Science and Technology Service Network Initiative of Fujian Province: “Development and industrialization of discrete apparatus for aerobic composting of organic waste” (No. 2019T3004, 2019.04-2022.04)