Education
Dr. Fei Wang completed her doctoral studies at Lanzhou University of Technology, earning a Ph.D. in 2021. During her doctoral research, she focused on the synthesis and application of conjugated porous polymers (CPPs), laying the foundation for her current work in advanced materials chemistry. Her academic training provided a strong background in polymer design, characterization techniques, adsorption science, and mechanistic analysis. The rigorous program at Lanzhou University of Technology, a respected institution in engineering and materials science, allowed her to develop both theoretical knowledge and hands-on laboratory expertise essential for advanced research in functional materials.
Professional Experience
Dr. Fei Wang currently serves as an Associate Professor at Baotou Teachers College, where she contributes to both undergraduate and graduate teaching, while leading a research group focused on environmental and material sciences. In this role, she has been actively involved in curriculum development, mentoring of student research projects, and interdisciplinary collaboration within the faculty. Since joining Baotou Teachers College, she has established a research niche in porous polymer synthesis, successfully integrating her academic background with applied environmental solutions. Her work bridges chemistry and environmental engineering, emphasizing practical material innovations for real-world problems such as wastewater treatment and pollutant removal.
Research Interests
Dr. Wang’s research is centered on the design, synthesis, and functionalization of conjugated porous polymers (CPPs) for environmental and energy-related applications. She has dedicated her work to understanding the relationship between polymer structure and performance, particularly in the context of adsorption of tetracycline antibiotics and heavy metal ions from contaminated environments. Her approach involves the precise tailoring of pore structures and functional groups to optimize selectivity, capacity, and regeneration performance. Additionally, she has extended her work into photothermal evaporation, exploring the use of CPPs in clean water production through solar-assisted desalination and evaporation. Her research integrates material chemistry, surface science, and environmental technology, contributing innovative solutions to global water and pollution challenges.
Awards and Recognition
While still at an early stage of her academic career, Dr. Wang has garnered recognition for her contributions to the field of functional polymer materials and environmental remediation. Her research outcomes, particularly in CPP-based adsorption systems, have been well-received in academic circles, with presentations at national conferences and publications in peer-reviewed journals. These accomplishments reflect her growing reputation as a promising researcher in the Chinese scientific community. Her contributions are considered impactful for both fundamental understanding and application-driven innovation in advanced material development.