Yuanzheng is Professor at Section for Disordered Materials, Department of Chemistry and Bioscience, Aalborg University (AAU), Denmark. He obtained his Ph.D. degree in Materials Science from Technische Universität Berlin, Germany in 1995. Currently, he is the leader of the functional amorphous materials group. He founded glass research field in AAU in 1998, and established the Laboratory for Disordered Materials in AAU in 2003. 

He is an elected Fellow of the European Academy of Sciences, the Royal Society of Chemistry, the European Ceramic Society, the Society of Glass Technology (UK), the International Association of Advanced Materials, and an elected Member of the Danish Academy of Natural Science. He is a council member of the International Commission on Glass (ICG) and the founding and current chair of the ICG Technical Committee for Glass Fibers. He is a board member of Danish Ceramic Society. He is an Editor of European Journal of Glass Science and Technology and associate editor/editorial board member of 6 other journals. He has authored/co-authored over 400 papers in the peer-refereed journals including Nature, Science, Nat. Mater.. He has delivered 134 invited talks at international conferences including 24 plenary/keynote lectures. 

Yuanzheng Yue
E-mail: yy@bio.aau.dk

Phone: +45 30532430

Wessel obtained his M.Sc. degree in Chemical Engineering from Aalborg University in 2021. His research focuses on understanding of formation mechanism and functionalities of Metal-Organic Framework (MOF) glasses. 

Wessel Martinus Wilhemus Winters
PhD student (10. 2021-03. 2025)
wmww@bio.aau.dk

Tianzhao obtained his M.Sc. degree in Material Engineering from Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2021. He focuses on studying MOF glasses.

Tianzhao  Xu
PhD student (11. 2022-11. 2025)
staaga19@student.aau.dk

Frederik started his M.Sc. study in Chemical Engineering at Aalborg University on September 1, 2023. In his Master project, he is incorporating different hard-to-recycle materials in clay brick to lower the sintering temperature of the bricks without losing other properties.

Supervisor: Martin Bonderup Østergaard, Yuanzheng Yue

Frederik Riber Bruun
M.Sc. student (09. 2023-06. 2025)
fbruun20@student.aau.dk 

Andreas started his M.Sc. study in Chemical Engineering at Aalborg University on September 1, 2023. In his Master project, he is incorporating different hard-to-recycle materials in clay brick to lower the sintering temperature of the bricks without losing other properties.

Supervisor: Martin Bonderup Østergaard, Yuanzheng Yue

Andreas Svenning Andersen  
M.Sc. student (09. 2023-06. 2025)
asan20@student.aau.dk 

Vigen started his M.Sc. study in Chemical Engineering at Aalborg University on September 1, 2023. In his Master project, he is developing eco-friendly cement, in which part of clinkers should be replaced by disordered calcium aluminosilicate materials.

Supervisor: Shuai Nie, Yuanzheng Yue

 Vigen Davtyan
M.Sc. student  (09. 2023-06. 2025)
vdavty19@student.aau.dk 

Sara started her M.Sc. study in Chemical Engineering at Aalborg University on September 1, 2023. Her Master project deals with bulk glass /glass foams for restoring the reservoir rock after oil wells are abandoned. She will investigate the interaction between glass foams and chalk in the reservoir rock.

Supervisor: Martin Bonderup Østergaard

Sara Vester Pedersen
M.Sc. student (09. 2023-06. 2025)
svpe20@student.aau.dk 

Mads started his M.Sc. study in Chemical Engineering at Aalborg University on September 1, 2023. In his Master project, he is investigating the foaming mechanism of glass foams for thermal insulation and explore the effect of the cullet composition and foaming agents on the foaming process.

Supervisor: Martin Bonderup Østergaard

Mads Haugaard Kragh Kristensen  
M.Sc. student (09. 2023-06. 2025)
mhkk20@student.aau.dk

Jens Kristian started his M.Sc. study in Chemical Engineering at Aalborg University on September 1, 2023. In his project, he is investigating the Batch-to-melt conversion in collaboration with Rockwool A/S. The project focuses on understanding how the raw materials behave during the melting process. 

Supervisors: Mette Solvang (Rockwool A/S), Yuanzheng Yue

Jens Kristian Jensen  
M.Sc. student (09. 2024-06. 2025)
jje20@student.aau.dk 

Selma started her M.Sc. study in Chemical Engineering at Aalborg University on September 1, 2023. In her Master project, she is investigating how the high-temperature stability of stone wool is affected by changes in certain production parameters, in collaboration with ROCKWOOL A/S . 

Supervisors: Louise Belmonte (Rockwool A/S), Peter Grouleff Jensen, Yuanzheng Yue

Selma Damkjær Andersen
M.Sc. student (09. 2023-06. 2025)
sdan20@student.aau.dk 

Michelle started her M.Sc. study in Chemical Engineering at Aalborg University on September 1, 2023. In her Master project, she is investigating how the high-temperature stability of stone wool is affected by changes in certain production parameters, in collaboration with ROCKWOOL A/S . 

Supervisors: Louise Belmonte (Rockwool A/S), Peter Grouleff Jensen,  Yuanzheng Yue

Michelle Agerup
M.Sc. student (09. 2023-06. 2025)
mageru20@student.aau.dk  

Morten started his M.Sc. study in Chemical Engineering at Aalborg University on September 1, 2023. In his Master project, he is investigating the effect of expandable flakes on the mechanical and thermal properties of vermiculite insulation boards in collaboration with Skamol A/S. 

Supervisors: Rasmus Rosenlund Pedersen (Skamol A/S), Yuanzheng Yue

Morten Haunsvig
M.Sc. student (09. 2023-06. 2025)
mhauns20@student.aau.dk 

Saetlai started his M.Sc. study in Chemical Engineering at Aalborg University on September 1, 2023. In his Master project, he is investigating the dissolution behavior of single stone wool fibers using optical microscopy and flow-through test cells to enhance understanding of their stability and biosolubility. 

Supervisors: Denis Okhrimenko (Rockwool A/S), Yuanzheng Yue

Saetlai Zaw Khai
M.Sc. student (09. 2023-06. 2025)
szawkh20@student.aau.dk 

Christine started her M.Sc. study in Chemical Engineering at Aalborg University on September 1, 2023. In her Master project, she is modelling the relationship between thermal conductivity and pore structure of additively manufactured porous glass structures. The purpose is to investigate the contribution of convection to the thermal conductivity in an open porous structure. 

Supervisors: Martin Bonderup Østergaard, Bastian Kirkebæk 

Christine Birkemark Pedersen
M.Sc. student (09. 2023-06. 2025)
cbpe20@student.aau.dk