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Wen Ni

Mineral Processing Engineering

Office Phone:008613520195371

Office Space:The Civil and Environment Building 1203

Email:niwen@ces.ustb.edu.cn


Final Degree: 

July 1992, Earth Sciences, The University of Birmingham, U.K., Ph.D.

Research Field:  

Mineral Materials & Utilization of Solid Waste

Brief introduction

Wen Ni, Ph.D., graduated from the University of Birmingham, U.K. in July 1992 and then worked in the University of Science and Technology Beijing, professor.

The research fields mainly include: mineral materials, resource utilization of solid waste for green building materials.

A number of scientific research projects including the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the National Science and Technology Research Project and Provincial and Ministerial-level Key Scientific Research Projects has been undertaken and completed. He was the chief expert of the National 863 Program Project “Research and Demonstration of Clean and Efficient Utilization Technology and Equipment for Typical Tailings Resources”. He is also a chief expert of China Association of Resources Comprehensive Utilization and the chairman of Technological Petrology Committee in Chinese Ceramic Society. Chinese Society of Mineralogy, Petrology and Geochemistry. He was awarded Excellent Key Personnel of Young Academic Scholars in the colleges and universities of Beijing in 1996 and Young Academic Pacesetter in the colleges and universities of Beijing in 1998. He was the winner of Fund for Outstanding Cross-century Scholars in 2003.

He has published two research monograph(in English and Chinese, respectively) and more than 200 research articles,received 4 provincial and ministerial-level awards, among them the 《Comprehensive application technology of barren rock and tailing in concrete》wins the first prize of “Science and Technology Award of China Circular Economy Association”. He has 43 invention patents, including 26 authorized.

Undergraduate and postgraduate courses include: new progress in geological research.