Dr. Yuwen Qi | Emerging Pollutant Remediation | Young Researcher Award
School Appointed Professor | Gannan Normal University | China
Dr. Yuwen Qi’s research focuses on environmental nanotechnology and pollutant remediation, particularly targeting per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), antibiotics, and persistent organic pollutants. His work emphasizes advanced materials such as metal–organic frameworks, biochar, and photocatalytic heterojunctions to enhance degradation efficiency. He has contributed to high-impact journals, exploring mechanisms like hydrophobic interactions, radical-driven defluorination, and soil biogeochemical processes. His publications demonstrate strong expertise in water treatment, soil remediation, and sustainable environmental engineering solutions through innovative material design and mechanistic insights.
Featured Publications
Enhanced Photocatalytic Performance of 3D Z-Scheme Co3O4 Quantum Dots/Bi2MoO6 Heterojunction for Tetracycline Degradation
– Applied Surface Science, 2026
Enhancement of PFAS Coadsorption onto Fe-MOF Derivatives via Strengthened Hydrophobic Interactions
– ACS ES&T Engineering, 2025
Hydrogen Radical Contribution to PFAS Defluorination: Mechanisms and Applicability
– Environmental Science & Technology, 2025
Role of Iron Materials in Abiotic and Biotransformation of PBDEs: A Review
– Journal of Hazardous Materials, 2024
Tourmaline-Enhanced Bioremediation of Cd/BDE-153 Co-Contaminated Soil
– Journal of Hazardous Materials, 2024