RESUME

Name: Zhang Di

Gender : male

Date of birth: 1982/12    

Major: Environmental Sciences

Education：Ph.D              

Rank: Associate professor      

Tutor category: Ph.D Tutor  

Email: zhangdi2002113@sina.com

University：Kunming University of Science and Technology

Faculty：Faculty of Environmental Science and Engineering    

Learning and working experience:

2017/6-        Kunming University of Science and Technology, Ph.D Tutor

2015/10-  Kunming University of Science and Technology, associate professor

2013/8-2015/10  Kunming University of Science and Technology，lecturer

2012/6-2013/6  University of Massachusetts, post-doctor

2007/9-2011/12  Kunming University of Science and Technology，Ph.D

Field of study

Environmental behavior organic pollutants;

Environmental function of carbon nano-materials;

Fungi diversity and ecological effect

Fund:

1 The National Scientific Foundation of China: The dispersion mechanism of carbon nanotubes in the system of organic molecule mixtures (2017.1-2020.12, 4166014)

2 The National Scientific Foundation of China: Sorption of organic pollutants on carbon nanotubes suspended by dissolved organic matter with different properties (2014.1-2016.12, 41303093)

3 The Scientific Foundation of Yunnan Province: The impact on suspension of carbon nanotubes by natural organic matter with different properties (2014.10-2016.5, 2014FB121)

Paper:

1 Zhang, D., Pan, B.*, Labile Organic Matter – Chemical Compositions, Function, and Significance in Soil and the Environment Part Ⅱ Nonideal Interactions Between Organic Contaminants and Dissolved Organic Matter. SSSA Special Publication 62, Soil Science Society of America, 5585 Guilford Rd., Madison, WI 53711-5801

2 Wang, P., Zhang, D.*, Zhang, H., Li, H., Ghosh, S. and Pan, B., Impact of concentration and species of sulfamethoxazole and ofloxacin on their adsorption kinetics on sediments. Chemosphere, 175, 123-129, 2017 (IF: 4.208)

3 Chen, J., Zhang, D.*, Zhang, H., Ghosh, S. and Pan, B., Fast and slow adsorption of carbamazepine on biochar as affected by carbon structure and mineral composition. Science of the Total Environment, 579, 598-605, 2016 (IF: 4.9)

4 Zhang, H., Dong, W., Hyde, K. D., Bahkali, A. H., Liu, J. and Zhou, D. and Zhang, D.*, Molecular data shows Didymella aptrootii is a new genus in Bambusicolaceae. Phytotaxa, 247, (2), 99, 2016 (IF: 1.087)

5 Zhang D., Pan, B.*, Robert L. Cook and Xing, B.*, Multi-walled carbon nanotube dispersion by the adsorbed humic acids with different chemical structures. Environmental Pollution, 196, 292-299, 2015 (IF: 4.14)

6 Liang, N., Zhang, D.* and Wei, C., The new applications of NMR technology in the field of characterization of surface properties of the material. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 35, (2), 497-501, 2015 (IF: 0.275)

7 Liang, N., Zhang, D.*, Wei, C., Li, H., Ghosh, S., Cao, Y. and Guo B., Comparative adsorption of phenanthrene, bisphenol A, and sulfamethoxazole on humic acid-iron oxide nanoparticle complexes. Environmental Engineering Science, 32, (8), 703-712, 2015 (IF: 1.481)

8 Abdul, G., Wang, P., Zhang, D*. and Li, H., Adsorption of diethyl phthalate on carbon nanotubes: pH dependence and thermodynamics. Environmental Engineering Science, 32, (2), 103-110, 2015 (IF: 1.481)

9 Peng, H., Zhang, D.*, Li, H., Wang, C. and Pan, B., Organic contaminants and carbon nanoparticles: sorption mechanisms and impact parameters. Journal of Zhejiang University -Science A, 15, (8), 606-617, 2014 (IF: 0.61)

10 Zhang, D., Pan, B.*, Wu, M., Zhang, H., Peng, H., Ning, P. and Xing, B., Cosorption of organic chemicals with different properties: Their shared and different sorption sites. Environmental Pollution, 160, 178-184, 2012 (IF: 4.14)

11 Zhang, D., Pan, B., Wu, M., Wang, B., Zhang, H., Peng, H., Wu, D. and Ning, P.*, Adsorption of sulfamethoxazole on functionalized carbon nanotubes as affected by cations and anions. Environmental Pollution, 159, (10), 2616-2621, 2011 (IF: 4.14)

12 Zhang, D., Pan, B.*, Zhang, H., Ning, P. and Xing, B., Contribution of different sulfamethoxazole species to their overall adsorption on functionalized carbon nanotubes. Environmental Science & Technology, 44, (10), 3806-3811, 2010 (IF: 5.33)

Award:

Second Class Prize for Science and Technology Award of Yunnan Province