Postdoctoral researcher Lang Zhou. （周烺）

B.Eng. 2012 Tongji University, M.S. 2013 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Ph.D. 2021 University of Texas at Austin

同济大学（学士 2012

Lang’s Ph.D. research was about experimenting and modeling reactive transport and microbial reduction processes in microfluidic devices. He has rich experience in operating both large-scale reactors and small-scale microfluidics, as well as numerical modeling in porous media. He studied the nitrate reduction by Shewanella in the presence of antibiotic concentration gradients (funded by NASA) and the sulfate reduction by sulfate-reducing bacteria in shale fracture (funded by DuPont), advised by Prof. Werth from UT and co-advised by Prof. Fouke from UIUC. He has also collaborated with Prof. Dai from Tongji on advanced oxidation of organic pollutants in groundwater, funded by MOST.

Lang is currently collaborating with Prof. Lu in Harbin Institute of Technology (Shenzhen) to apply advanced biotechnology and information technology in wastewater treatment and soil/groundwater remediation.