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Jin Wang

Chemical Engineering
Walt and Virginia Woltosz Professor
318 Ross Hall
334.844.2020
wang@auburn.edu
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Education

Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, University of Texas
Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, Tsinghua University
B.S. Chemical Engineering, Tsinghua University

Research Interests

Climate change
Biogas valorization
Methane capture from air
Smart manufacturing
Big data analytics

In The News

Research Experience for Undergraduates provided opportunities for students to conduct research related to chemical engineering

The summer program aimed to help students develop important professional skills related to research, including giving elevator pitches, writing abstracts and creating scientific presentations.

Researchers earn $2.5 million Department of Energy grant to convert polluted waste into aquafeed

Researchers are developing novel technology that converts pulp and paper mill flue gas (carbon emissions) and aquaculture wastewater into algae-based protein for aquafeed pellets.