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Dr. Junye Wang

Dr. Junye Wang

Professor

Contact information

Email: junyew@athabascau.ca

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Dr. Wang joined ARBRI as our CAIP Research Chair in Computational Sustainability and Environmental Analytics in September, 2013. Prior to that Dr. Wang had served as Principal Research Scientist at Rothamsted Research in the UK. Dr. Wang is a leading expert in modelling and simulation of complex environmental and energy processes and systems, such as ecosystems, nutrient cycling and carbon sequestration, groundwater, pollutants, greenhouse gas emission and mitigation, fuel cells, microbial fuel cells, biogas, bioenergy and biomass.

Dr. Wang has made efforts to integrate agroecosystem, land use change and Geographic Information System (GIS) to assess environmental impacts of expanding biogas, bioenergy crops, land use change and climate change with emphasis on their interactions. Dr. Wang and his team are developing a modelling framework of integrated terrestrial and aquatic systems in the Athabasca River Basin by utilizing these innovative computational technologies and analytical modeling techniques and are expanding capacity of agroecosystem modeling and computational sustainability for agroecosystem and water resource management across Alberta and Canada.

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Research interests

  • Computational sustainability and environmental analytics
  • Modelling of integrated terrestrial and aquatic systems for a watershed management
  • Modelling and simulation of complex process and systems
  • Modelling of nutrient cycling, carbon sequestration, Greenhouse Gas Emissions and mitigation strategy Modelling and simulation of biofilms and bioreactors
  • Remediation and reclamation
  • Renewable energy, such as fuel cells, microbial fuel cells, biogas, bioenergy, and biomass

Educational credentials

  • 2008, Post-doctorate, Aeronautical & Automotive Engineering, Loughborough University, Loughborough
  • 2004, Research Fellow, Computing & Mathematical Sciences, The University of Greenwich, London
  • 2001, Post-doctorate, Chemical & Process Engineering, The University of Sheffield, Sheffield
  • 1996, Ph.D., Chemical and mechanical engineering, East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai
  • 1989, M.Sc., Engineering thermophysics, Harbin Shipbuilding Engineering Institute, Harbin

Professional affiliations

  • Member of Soil Science Society of America
  • Member of Geosciences Evaluation Group (EG 1506) of NSERC Discovery Grants Program