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Let's make an impact together to Reudce carbon Footprint

Each action we take, no matter how small, forms a ripple that collectively shapes a sustainable tomorrow. To reduce our carbon footprints, we can practice the following:

Drive less (carpool); consider purchasing a hybrid/electric vehicle; avoid flying if possible (if you must, fly nonstop).
Eat less meat and stick with fruits, veggies, grains, and beans; choose organic and local foods in season; compost.
Buy only what you need when shopping; bring a reusable bag; buy from companies that are environmentally responsible and sustainable.

Education

[ 2017-Aug ] - [ 2021-May ]

[PhD in Environmental Engineering ]

[University of Calgary, Canada ]

[ 2014-Sep ] - [ 2017-Jul ]

[ M.Sc. in Environmental Science & Engineering ]

[ Wuhan University of Technology, China ]

[ 2010-Sep ] - [ 2014-Jul ]

[ B.Sc. in Environmental Science ]

[ Wuhan University of Technology, China ]

[ 2025-Jul ] - [present ]

[ Associate Professor ] at [ Jinan University, Guangzhou, China]

[ 2025-Feb] - [ 2025-Jun ]

[ Research Assistant Professor] at [ Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong SAR]

[ 2023-Jul ] - [2025-Jan]

[ Research Fellow ] at [ University of Michigan, USA ]

[ 2021-Sep ] - [ 2023-Jun ]

[ Postdoctoral Fellow] at [ Wayne State University, USA]

[ 2017-Sep ] - [ 2021-May ]

[ Graduate Research Assistant] at [ University of Calgary, Canada]

Research Grants

[ 2021-Aug ] - [ 2023-Jul ]

Investigating Air Quality and Health Effects of Regional and Global air pollution. co-PI: Ying Xiong (PI: Dr. Yaoxian Huang). Funded by [ Postdoctoral Fellowship from the Office of Vice President for Research (OVPR) at Wayne State University ]

[ 2017-Aug ] - [ 2021-Aug ]

Characteristics, Sources, and Health Risks of Ambient Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) in Western Canada. PI: Ying Xiong (co-PI: Dr. Ke Du). Funded by [ China Scholarship Council (CSC) ]

[ 2017-Oct ] - [ 2020-Apr ]

Source-Resolved Attribution of O3 and Secondary Organic Aerosols (SOA) Formation in Calgary. PI: Ying Xiong (co-PI: Dr. Ke Du). Funded by [ University of Calgary ]

[ 2015-Sep ] - [ 2016-Aug ]

Identifying Potential Causes of Elevated PM2.5 Concentration in Wuhan, China. PI: Ying Xiong (co-PI: Dr. Jiabin Zhou). Funded by [ Wuhan University of Technology ]

Professional Service

[ Editorial Board of: ]

Discover Environment - Springer Nature [2024] - [present]

Discover Public Health - Springer Nature [2024] - [present]

[ Peer reviewer for: ]

Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, Earth System Science Data, Environmental Science: Atmospheres, Science of the Total Environment, GeoHealth, Environmental Pollution, Chemosphere, Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association, Environmental Research Letter, Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health, Discover Environment, Discover Public Health, Frontiers in Forests and Global Change, Atmosphere, The Extractive Industries and Society

[ Member of: ]

America Geophysical Union (AGU) [ 2020 ] - [ present ]

Air and Waste Management Association (A&WMA) [ 2019 ]

[ Executive Chair of: ]

CPANS-University of Calgary Student Chapter [ 2019 ]

(CPANS is a subsection of A&WMA)