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October 19-22, 2017Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China

The 9th National Conferenceon Environmental Chemistry

The 9th National Conferenceon Environmental Chemistry

Conference Program

Organizers：

Host：Co-hosts：

Environmental Chemistry Professional Committee, Chinese Chemical Society (CCS)Division of Environmental Chemistry, Chinese Society for Environmental SciencesZhejiang UniversityZhejiang University of TechnologyZhejiang Gongshang UniversityZhejiang Normal UniversityJournal of Environmental Chemistry Journal of Environmental Science

Welcome Message��02

Conference Committee��03

Opening and Closing Ceremonies��04

Side Events��06

Schedule at A Glance��08

Conference Locations��10

Scientific Program��12

Transportation and Emergency Numbers��52

Attendees from Overseas ��54

Sponsors��56

Table of Contents

China·Hangzhou Zhejiang University

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Conference official website: http://www.environchem.org/

Conference WeChat public account:

Over the past few decades, China’s rapid economic growth has caused severe environmental problems, creating tremendous challenges and opportunities for environmental chemistry researchers. The biennial National Conference on Environmental Chemistr y (NCEC) was initiated by the Environmental Chemistry Professional Committee of the Chinese Chemical Society (CCS), with a mission to exchange ideas and share research findings in the field,facilitate

innovation and promote environmental chemistry education in China. Since its debut in 2002, NCEC has served as the premier forum for Chinese scholars to present their latest research in environmental chemistry, and explore potential cooperation with domestic and international research communities. The past NCECs were held in Hangzhou (2002), Shanghai (2003), Xiamen (2005), Nanjing (2007), Dalian (2009), Shanghai (2011), Guiyang (2013), and Guangzhou (2015).

Taking “Innovations in Environmental Chemistry and Sustainable Development” as its theme, this year’s conference is to be the largest in NCEC history. Over 6,000 participants are expected to attend 41 sessions, offering more than 3,000 oral and poster presentations. The program is more comprehensive than ever, organized under five tracks: 1) Monitoring and Analysis; 2) Toxicology and Health; 3) Air, Water, Soil, and Solid Wastes; 4) Special topics in Environmental Chemistry; and 5) Young Professionals Symposium and ACS Publication Forum.

The 9th NCEC is to be held in Hangzhou, a well-known tourist city with a history of over 2,200 years. The city is known as “Paradise on Earth”, featuring numerous places of cultural and historic interest. It has gained global attention after successfully hosting the G20 Summit in 2016.

On behalf of the Organizing Committee, I would like to welcome you to the conference, and wish you a great time in Hangzhou!

Prof. Guibin Jiang

Academic Committee Chair


Welcome message 　　

Welcome message

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　 Academic Committee

　 Organizing Committee

Chairs: Guibin Jiang, Zhaohui Wu (President of Zhejiang University)Secretaries General: Weiping Liu, Minghui ZhengMembers:Zongwei Cai, Zhifang Chai, Wei Chen, Baoliang Chen, Jiping Chen, Jianmin Chen, Jianmeng Chen, Jingwen Chen, Zhi Dang, Xinbin Feng, Qiang Fu, Maofa Ge, Lianghong Guo, Jiming Hao, Zhengping Hao, Hong He, Min Hu, Kebin He, Yeru Huang, Rong Ji, Jinping Jia, Guibin Jiang, Chuanyong Jing, Hexing Li, Junhua Li, Xiangdong Li, Zhang Lin, Jingfu Liu, Rutao Liu, Weiping Liu, Tiangang Luan, Bixian Mai, Gangfeng Ouyang, Pingan Peng, Xie Quan, Hongwen Sun, Shu Tao, Chunxia Wang, Qiuquan Wang, Xiangke Wang, Yawei Wang, Chaohai Wei, Fusheng Wei, Yongning Wu, Zhaohui Wu, Zhongbiao Wu, Yiming Xu, Bing Yan, Xin Yang, Daqiang Yin, Hanqing Yu, Gang Yu, Dongxing Yuan, Jianhua Yan, Yongping Zeng, Aixi Zhang, Qinghua Zhang, Yuanhang Zhang, Jincai Zhao, Minghui Zheng, Bingsheng Zhou, Benzhan Zhu, Dongqiang Zhu, Lizhong Zhu, Yongfa Zhu, Lingyan Zhu

Chair: Jianhua YanExecutive Vice-Chair and Secretary General: Guifang Ye, Weiping LiuVice-Chairs: Xin Yao, Lei Li, Baoliang Chen, Yongping Bao, Shuang Song, Dongsheng ShenMembers:Zhongbiao Wu, Shaocai Yu, Ping Zheng, Daohui Lin, Kun Yang, Meirong Zhao, Huijun Liu, Yanqing Cong, Jianying Zhang, Jing Liu, Shulin Zhuang, Wenjun Zhou, Fangxing Yang, Yijun Yao, Li Ji, Huijie Lu, Wu Yang, Chao Xu, Heping Zhao, Hongjun Lin, Jianrong Chen, Juan Wang, Haifeng Qian, Changlun Tong, Yue Liu, Ruo He, Yuezhong Wen, Chaofeng Shen, Liang Zhu, Xiaoying Zhu, Wei Wang, Wei Wang, Xiaole Weng, Chaochao Gao, Yili Huang, Xianjin Tang, Haiying Yu, Shanshan Zhou, Haiyan Zhang, Mengling Tang, Yuyang Long, Cong Li, Zheng Cheng, Lili Niu, Jiefei Mao, Xiaomin Zhu, Yuanchen Chen, Lin Qiu

OrganizersEnvironmental Chemistry Professional Committee, Chinese Chemical Society (CCS)Division of Environmental Chemistry, Chinese Society for Environmental Sciences

HostZhejiang University, College of Environmental and Resource Sciences

Co-hostsZhejiang University of TechnologyZhejiang Gongshang UniversityZhejiang Normal UniversityJournal of Environmental Chemistry Journal of Environmental Science

Conference Committee 　　

Closing Ceremony and Plenary Presentations 　　

14:00 - 14:40

14:40 - 15:20

15:20 - 16:00

16:00 - 17:00

Sunday, October 22 Zhejiang University Stadium

Plenary I: Current Status and Future Perspectives of Food Safety in ChinaJunshi Chen, Member of Chinese Academy of Engineering, China National Center for Food Safety Risk Assessment

Plenary II: Applications of Photocatalysis for Energy and Environmental SustainabilityZhigang Zou, Member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences,Nanjing University

Plenary III: Exploring the Great Unknown: New Tools to Assess Complex Environmental MixturesShane Snyder, University of Arizona

Conference Review: Frontiers in environmental chemistry

Award Presentation: Outstanding Young Professional Presentation Award and Best Poster AwardMinghui Zheng, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Address by the 10th NCEC Host

Closing AddressWeiping Liu, Zhejiang University

Renyi Zhang, Xie Quan, Aiqian Zhang, Xiaohu Dai, X. Chris Le

17:00 - 17:10

17:10 - 17:30

17:30 - 17:40

Moderators: Wenqing Liu, Jerald Schnoor, Chunxia Wang, Guibin Jiang, Qiankun Zhuang, Baoliang Chen

Opening and Closing Ceremonies China·Hangzhou Zhejiang University

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Opening Ceremony and Plenary Presentations

8:30 - 8:50

9:00 - 9:30

9:30 - 9:40

9:40 - 9:50

9:50 - 10:30

10:30 - 11:10

11:10 - 11:50

11:50 - 12:30

Friday, October 20 Zhejiang University Stadium

Cultural PerformanceWenqin Art Troupe, Zhejiang UniversityOpening Ceremony Award Presentation: Outstanding Lifetime Achievement in Environmental Chemistry

Book Launch: Frontiers in Environmental Chemistry

Plenary I: Research on Atmospheric Chemistry Leading to Scientific and Accurate Air Pollution ControlJiming Hao, Member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, Tsinghua University

Plenary II: Unexpected Products from Radical Oxidation of Aromatic ContaminantsDavid L. Sedlak, Member of the US National Academy of Engineering, Editor-in-Chief of the Journal Environmental Science and Technology, University of California, Berkeley

Plenary III: Using Expertise in Environmental Chemistry to AdvanceTechnologies for Electricity Generation Using Renewable Biomass, Salinity Gradient, and Waste Heat Energy Sources Bruce E. Logan, Member of the US National Academy of Engineering, Editor-in-Chief of the journal Environmental Science and Technology Letters, Pennsylvania State University

Plenary IV: Ecotoxicological Effects of Emerging PollutantsPaul K S Lam, Vice-President, City University of Hong Kong

Moderators: Jianhua Yan, Jincai Zhao, Zhifang Chai, Hongyuan Chen, Yukui Zhang, Kebin He

Side Events China·Hangzhou Zhejiang University

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Panelists Journals

David L. Sedlak

Guibin Jiang

Xiangdong Li

Bruce E. Logan

David Allen

Chongxuan Liu

Yongguan Zhu

Eddy Y Zeng

Jay Gan

Shane A. Snyder

X. Chris Le

Lianghong Guo

Weiguo Song

Bing Yan

Jingfu Liu

Invited guests

Editor-in-Chief (Environ. Sci. Technol.)

Associate Editor (Environ. Sci. Technol.)

Associate Editor (Environ. Sci. Technol.)

Editor (Environ. Sci. Technol. Lett.)

Editor-in-Chief (ACS Sustainable Chem. Eng.)

Associate Editor (ACS Earth Space Chem.)

Associate Editor (Environ. Int.)

Co-Editors in Chief (Environ. Pollut.)

Co-Editors in Chief (Sci. Total. Environ.)

Co-Editor in Chief (Chemosphere)

Editor-in-Chief (J. Environ. Sci.)

Associate Editor (Environ. Sci-Proc. Imp.)

Associate Editor (Environ. Sci-Nano.)

Associate Editor (Ecotoxicol. Environ. Saf.)

Associate Editor (NanoImpacts)

Managing Editors from ACS, Elsevier or RSC

Side Events

Time: Oct 20, 20:00-21:50 Location: Linshui Hall Chair: Guibin Jiang, Xiangdong LiAssistant: Wu Yang (18867540758, [email protected])

Panel 1: Face to Face with Editors

Time: Oct 21, 20:00-21:30 Location: Linshui Hall Chair: Minghui ZhengAssistant: Wu Yang (18867540758, [email protected])

Panel 2: Meeting with Department of Chemical Sciences, NSFC

Time Speaker Affiliation Title

20:00 ‒20:30 National Natural Science

Foundation of China, Department of Chemical Sciences

National Natural Science Foundation of China, Department

of Chemical Sciences

Current status of environmental chemistry research in China and

NSFC award statistics

Chunxia Wang Qiankun Zhuang

Chunxia WangQiankun Zhuang

Lizhong Zhu Zhejiang University

Panel discussion20:30 ‒ 21:30

Schedule at a Glance China·Hangzhou Zhejiang University

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Area 4: Special Topics in Environmental Chemistry (Sessions: 25~35)

25: Marine Environmental Chemistry

26: Environmental Chemistry of High-mountain and Polar Regions

27: Environmental Electrochemistry

28: Environmental Radiochemistry

29: Green Energy Chemistry

30: Environmental Chemistry of Iron

31: Environmental Chemistry of Nanomaterials

32: Environmental Catalytic Materials

33: Environmental Pollution of Mercury

34: Environmental Pollution and Control of As and Sb

35: Environmental Pollution and Effect of PPCPs

Area 1: Analysis and Monitoring (Sessions: 1~6)

1: Sample Pretreatment

2: Techniques of Environment Monitoring and Analysis

3: Analysis of Metabolites of Contaminants

4: Speciation Analysis of Contaminants

5: DGT and Environment

6: Emerging Environmental Contaminants

Area 2: Toxicology and Health (Sessions 7~11)

7: Ecological Toxicology

8: Environmental Risk Assessment

9: Environmental Pollution and Food Safety

10:Environmental Computational Chemistry & Predictive Toxicology

11: Environmental Pollution and Tumor & Metabolism

Area 3: Air, Water, Soil and Solid Waste (Sessions: 12~24)

12: Atmospheric Environmental Chemistry

13: Air Pollution Control

14: Atmospheric Environmental Toxicology

15: Monitoring and Control of VOCs Pollution

16: Wastewater Pollution and Control

17: Water Supply Purification and Disinfection By-products

18: Soil Contamination Chemistry

19: Heavy Metal Pollution And Remediation

20: Solid Waste Management And Disposal

21: Mine Environmental Pollution and Remediation

22: Environmental Chemistry and Toxicology of Pesticide

23: Research on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs)

24: Environmental Chemistry of Microplastics

East 1B: 310

East 2: 303

East 2: 201

East 2: 204

MMWB*: 138

East 1B: 310

East 2: 204

East 1B: 412

East 1B: 210

East 2: 203

East 1B: 412

East 2: 103

East 2: 104

East 2: 304

East 2: 104

Linshui Hall

East 2: 102

MMWB: 225

East 2: 302

East 2: 302

East 1B: 210

East 2: 203

MMWB: 223

MMWB: 223

Area 5: Student and Young Professionals Forum (36~41)

36: Graduate Student Symposium

37: Young Scholar Symposium

38: J. Environ. Sci. Symposium

39: ACS Publications Forum

40: Overseas Chinese Scholars Symposium

41: Toxicities and Health Effect of Fine Particulate Matter Symposium

MMWB: 139

East 2: 301

East 2: 102

East 2: 201

East 1B: 212

East 2: 301

East 2: 202

East 2: 101

East 1B: 312

East 1B: 312

East 1B: 212

*MMWB: Mong Man Wei Building

Scientific Sessions

Oct 20, PM

Oct 21, AM

Oct 21, PM

Oct 22, AM

Location

Schedule at a Glance 　　

Scientific Sessions

Oct 20, PM

Oct 21, AM

Oct 21, PM

Oct 22, AM

Location

Conference Locations China·Hangzhou Zhejiang University

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Opening and Closing Ceremonies

Scientific Sessions

Linshui Hall

Mong Man Wai Building East Building

Stadium

College of Environmental and Resource Sciences

Conference Locations 　　

Session 1. Sample Pretreatment

Sat, Oct 21

Sun, Oct 22

Time Speaker Affiliation

Coffee Break

Coffee Break

Title Moderator

14:00‒14:20

14:20‒14:4014:40‒15:0015:00‒15:4515:50‒16:1016:10‒16:30

16:30‒16:50

16:50‒18:0018:00‒19:30

GangfengOuyang

Yafeng Guan

Xiuping Yan

Lingxin Chen

Yafeng Guan

Bin HuGangfeng Ouyang

Jinming Lin

Xiuping Yan

Tsinghua University

Jiangnan University, School of Food Science & Technology

Yuan Liu

Lingxin Chen

Xingfang Li

Susan Richardson

Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of SciencesWuhan UniversitySun Yat-Sen University

Shanghai Jiaotong UniversityYantai Institute of Coastal Zone Res-earch, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Online extraction and thermal analysis of volatile and semi-volatile organic compounds in waterStir bar sorptive extraction and its application in environmental analysisSolid-phase microextraction technique and its application in environmental analysis

Time Speaker Affiliation Title Moderator8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:10

9:10‒10:2010:20‒10:40

10:40‒11:00

11:00‒11:20

11:20‒12:3012:30‒14:00

Xingfang Li

Xiaojia Huang

Jinming Lin

Yuan Liu

University of Alberta

Oral Presentations

University of South Carolina

Identification of New Halogenated Peptides in Disinfected WaterPretreatment and Method Optimization to Produce a New Total Organic Halogen (TOX) Method for Human Urine in Human Exposure Studies

Application of drop-based microfluidic devices and absorbing materials in the pretreatment of aqueous samples

Application of porous framework materials in sample pretreatment and chromatography separation

Date: Oct 21 - 22 Location: East 1B-310

Oral Presentations

Oral PresentationsDinner

Oral PresentationsLunch

Progress of pretreatment techniques for food flavor analysis

Sample pretreatment and sensing analysis based on molecular imprinting materials

Chair: Gangfeng Ouyang, Yafeng GuanAssistant: Wei Wang ([email protected], 13805754655)

Session 2. Techniques of Environment Monitoring and Analysis

Sat, Oct 20

Sun, Oct 21


Coffee Break

Coffee Break

Title Moderator

14:00‒14:20

14:20‒14:40

14:40‒15:5015:50‒16:1016:10‒16:30

16:30‒16:50

16:50‒18:0018:00‒19:30

Lianghong Guo

Xinghua Qiu

Yeru Huang

Yaqi Cai

Yeyao Wang

Yaqi Cai

Jianguo Liu

Qiuquan Wang

Hefei Institute of Physical Science, Chinese Academy of SciencesXiamen University

Yunbao Jiang

Xinghua Qiu

Yawei Wang

Mei Lei

China National Environmental Monitoring Centre

Research Center for Eco-Environm-ental Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Xiamen University

Peking University

New challenges of environmental monitoring techniques during the 13th Five-Year Plan period

Applications of high resolution mass spectrometry in studying environmental behaviors of emerging contaminants

Time Speaker Affiliation Title Moderator

8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:10

9:10‒10:2010:20‒10:40

10:40‒11:00

11:00‒11:2011:20‒12:3012:30‒14:00

Jianguo Liu

Qiuquan Wang

Yawei Wang

Mei Lei


Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Oral Presentations

Research advances in analytical methods of short chain chlorinated paraffins

Novel technique for rapid monitoring of heavy metals in soils

Recent progress of atmospheric haze monitoring technology

From elemental speciation and metallome to target quantitative proteomics

Date: Oct 20- 21 Location: East 2-303

Oral Presentations



Biomolecular spectroscopy based on molecular aggregatesStudy on the health effects of typical organic components of atmospheric fine particulate matters

Chair: Lianghong Guo, Yeru HuangAssistant: Changlun Tong ([email protected], 13805705740)

14:00‒14:20

14:20‒14:40Tiangang Luan

Hongmei Li

Chengzhi Huang

Jiping Chen

Southwest UniversityDalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciencesy

Nano-spectral analysis of mercury in environmental samplesThe latest application of non-target screening mass spectrometry in environmental monitoring

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Scientific Program


Scientific Program (Keynote Presentations) 　　

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Sun, Oct 22Time Speaker Affiliation

Coffee Break

Title Moderator8:30‒8:508:50‒9:109:10‒9:30

9:30‒10:3010:30‒10:45

Hao Zhang

Xibai Zeng

Kevin JonesShengrui Wang

Ting Sun

Lancaster University, UKBeijing Normal UniversityNortheastern University

Research and Monitoring for Organic Chemicals: Why is DGT Useful and Exciting?Phosphorus process of the lake sediments- water interface based on DGTDiffusion coefficients and biofilm of the DGT diffusion phase

Oral Presentations

Coffee Break14:40‒15:5015:50‒16:1016:10‒16:30

16:30‒16:50

16:50‒17:10

17:10‒17:5518:00‒19:30

Yeyao Wang

Xingjiu Huang

Tianguang Luan

Hongmei Li

Xingjiu Huang

Sun Yat-Sen UniversityChina National Institute of Metrology

Hefei Institute of Physical Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Oral Presentations


Environmental pollution characteristics of emerging contaminants

Recent development of environmental reference materials

Crystal facet and crystal phase effects in environmental nano-electroanalysis

Session 3. Analysis of Metabolites of Contaminants

Date:Oct 20 Location：East 2-201Time Speaker Affiliation

Coffee Break

Title Moderator14:00‒14:20

14:20‒14:40

14:40‒15:5515:55‒16:15

16:15‒16:35

16:35‒16:55

16:55‒18:0018:00‒19:30

Zongwei Cai

Jiping Chen

Zhiqiang Zhou

Jianlin Wu

Yanjun Hong

Zunyao Wang

China Agricultural UniversityMacau University of Science and Technology

Hong Kong Baptist University

Nanjing University

Risk evaluation of pesticide metabolitesTriclosan metabolism towards its reactive metabolites-protein adducts determination using LC-MS

Oral Presentations


Mechanistic study of the combination of environmental pollutants with DNA based on LC/MS analysisAnalysis and structure confirmation of two new products in the photodegradation of perfluorocarboxylic acids

Chair：Jiping Chen, Zongwei CaiAssistant：Fangxing Yang（13507155231, [email protected]）

Session 4. Speciation Analysis of Contaminants

Date: Oct 22 Location: East 2-204Time Speaker Affiliation

Coffee Break

Title Moderator

8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:109:10‒10:20

10:20‒10:40

10:40‒11:00

11:00‒11:20

11:20‒12:3012:30‒14:00

Jingfu Liu,Lingxin Chen

Bin Hu,Hongzhen Lian

Bin Hu

Hongzhen Lian

Jingfu Liu

Lingxin Chen

Wuhan University

Nanjing University

Research Center for Eco-Environm-ental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Yantai Institute of Costal Zone Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Element speciation analysis based on chromatography-plasma mass spectrometry technologyHybrid bulk materials (columns) for element speciation separation and analysis

Oral Presentations


Methods and appliances for the speciation analysis of nanomaterials

Nanometric analysis of typical heavy metal pollutants

Chair: Jingfu Liu, Bin HuAssistant：Xiaoying Zhu ([email protected], 18758247884)

Session 5. DGT and Environment

Date: Oct 22 Location: Mong Min Wei Building 138

Chair: Hao Zhang, Jun LuoAssistant: Jiefei Mao（[email protected] , 18057086069）

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Scientific Program


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Session 7. Ecological Toxicology

Fri, Oct 20Time Speaker Affiliation

Coffee Break

Title Moderator

14:00‒14:20

14:20‒14:4014:40‒15:5015:50‒16:10

16:10‒16:30

16:30‒16:50

16:50‒18:0018:00‒19:30

Daqiang Yin,

Sijie Lin

Lingyan Zhu,

Shaoguo Ru

Daniel Schlenk

Jianying Hu

Jiayin Dai

Lingyan Zhu

University of California, Riverside

Peking University

Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Nankai University

Integration of microRNAs and messenger RNA networks in early life stages of mahi-mahi (Coryphaena hippurus) to determine mechanisms of developmental toxicity caused by Deepwater Horizon oilEndocrine disrupting chemicals and hermaphrodite fishes

Date: Oct 20- 21 Location: East 2-204

Oral Presentations


Alternatives of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances

The effects and mechanism of manufactured nano materials on the bioaccumulation of organic pollutants

Chair: Daqiang Yin, Bingsheng Zhou, Lingyan ZhuAssistant: Huijun Liu ([email protected], 13958130861)

Session 6. Emerging Environmental Contaminants


Coffee Break

Title Moderator

14:00‒14:20

14:20‒14:40

14:40‒14:55

14:55‒15:4515:45‒16:0516:05‒16:2516:25‒16:4516:45‒18:0018:00‒19:30

Hongwen Sun

Gan Zhang

Zhiqiang Yu

Lei Wang

Lingyan Zhu

Yaqi Cai

Jennifer Field

Minghui Zheng

Alfredo Alder

Kevin C JonesYifan Li

Oregon State University, OR, USA


Eawag

Lancaster UniversityHarbin Institute of Technology

The Importance of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substance (PFAS) Precursors in AFFF-Contaminated Groundwater

Exposure levels of the short-chain and medium-chain chlorinated paraffins in Chinese dietary

Atmosphere Emission of Chlorinated, Brominated and Fluorinated POPs in Switzerland

Date: Oct 20- 21 Location: East 1B-310

Oral Presentations


Sat, Oct 21

Lingyan Zhu


8:30‒8:50 Nankai University ResSource tracing based on the fingerprinting characteristics of perfluoroalkyl acid isomers

Emerging contaminants: some emerging issues and researchThe major pathways for POPs to enter the arctic

Chair: Wenhong Sun, Gan Zhang, Zhiqiang YuAssistant: Haiyan Zhang ([email protected], 18258852093)

10:45‒11:05

11:05‒11:25

11:25‒12:4012:40‒14:00

Shengrui Wang

Ting Sun

Hao Zhang

Xibai Zeng

Lancaster University, UK

Institute of Environment and Sustainable Development in Agriculture,Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences


DGT impacts on science and regulations-Past, Present and Future

Analyzing the stability of synthetic ferrihydrite in soil based on two-step sequential chemical extraction and diffusive gradients in thin-films (DGT) technique

Coffee Break

Yaqi CaiResearch Center for Eco-Environm-ental Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Oral Presentations

Environmental behaviors and human exposure of methyl siloxanes

Bixian Mai

Xiaoping Wang

Xiaoping Wang

Bixian Mai

Institute of Tibetan Plateau Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Guangzhou Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences


Concentration, composition , spatial characteristics of volatile perfluorinated compounds (VPFCs) and cyclic methyl siloxanes (CMSS) in tibetan plateau atmosphere

Nanometric analysis of typical heavy metal pollutants

8:50‒9:10

9:10‒10:1010:10‒10:30

10:30‒10:50

10:50‒11:10

11:10‒12:3012:30‒14:00

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Scientific Program


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Sat, Oct 21Time Speaker Affiliation

Coffee Break

Title Moderator

8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:10

9:10‒10:2010:20‒10:40

Bingsheng Zhou,

Zhihua Li

Xiaowei Zhang

Sijie Lin

Nanjing University

Tongji University

Application of ecological genomics in studying the community effects of chemical contaminantsNanomaterial-plant interactions: from phenomenon observations to mechanistic understanding

Oral Presentations

Session 8. Environmental Risk Assessment

Sat, Oct 21Time Speaker Affiliation Title Moderator

14:00‒14:20 Binle Lin National Technology of Advanced Industrial and Technology

Environmental risk assessment of reactive nitrogen (Nr) compounds: overview and our approach

Sun, Oct 22Time Speaker Affiliation Title Moderator

8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:109:10‒10:20

10:20‒10:40

Yunjiang Yu Department of Conservation Characteristics of internal load and excretion of four bromo bisphenol A in rats exposed via different routes

Date: Oct 21 - 22 Location：East 1B-412

Chair：Jianying Hu, Jiaying DaiAssistant：Jing Liu（13968120132, [email protected]）

Lunch

Xiaowei Zhang,

Jing Liu

Sijin Liu

Jing Liu

Research Center for Eco-Environm-ental Sciences, Chinese Academy of SciencesZhejiang University

An important function of petrosiol E in inducing the differentiation of neuronal progenitors and in protecting them against oxidative stress

Endocrine disruption effects of pesticides via corticosteroids receptor mediationOral Presentations

Xiangang Hu,

Ruibin Li

Ruibin LiXiangang Hu

Soochow UniversityNankai University

Oral PresentationsCoffee Break

Studies on the interface toxicology of nanoparticles in cells and microorganismPotential ecological toxicity induced by nano graphene materials

Coffee Break

14:20‒14:40

14:40‒15:5015:50‒16:10

16:10‒16:30

16:30‒16:50

16:50‒18:0018:00‒19:30

Jianying Hu,

Yi Wan

Jianying Hu,

Jinxia Liu

Jinxia Liu

Zhaojing Cao

ShunQing Xu

McGill University

China Center for Disease Control and PreventionHuazhong University of Science and Technology

Analytical assessment of novel perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances in firefighting foam impacted soils

Oral Presentations

Coffee Break

Jiaying Dai,

Heqing ShenHeqing Shen Chinese Academy of Sciences Risks of bisphenol A exposure on infants' mini-puberty and physical developmentOral Presentations


Background and prospect of the national human biological monitoring project

Exposure and health risks of environmental phenolic pollutants during pregnancy

Jianying Dai,

Yanhong Wei

Yi WanQuanshun Zhang

Peking UniversityInstitute for In Vitro Sciences


Environmental exposure risk indicator study based on lipid metabonomicsRelationships between conditioned cell reprogramming and testing system

Chunsheng Liu,

Ting XuOral Presentations

Dinner

10:40‒11:00

11:00‒11:2011:20‒12:3012:30‒14:0014:00‒14:2014:20‒14:4014:40‒15:5515:55‒16:10

16:10‒18:00

18:00‒19:30

10:40‒11:0011:00‒11:2011:20‒12:3012:30‒14:00

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Scientific Program


Session 9. Environmental Pollution and Food Safety

Fri, Oct 20Time Speaker Affiliation Title Moderator

14:00‒14:20

14:20‒14:40

Yongning WuGuibin Jiang

Youjun Feng

Research Center for Eco-Environmental Science, Chinese Academy of SciencesPeking University

Environmental pollution and food safety

Mechanism of bacterial polymyxin resistance: story at cell surface

Date: Oct 20-21 Location: East 1B-210

Chair: Yongning Wu, Jingguang Li, Aiqian ZhangAssistant: Mengling Tang ([email protected], 13735564686)

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Chunying Chen The National Center for Nanoscience and Technology Key factors affecting the toxicity of nanomaterials8:30‒8:50


Session 10. Environmental Computational Chemistry & Predictive Toxicology


Coffee Break

Title Moderator

Jingwen Chen,

Taicheng An

Benzhan Zhu

Taicheng An


Guangdong University of Technology

Novel free radicals/rearrangement/chemiluminescence reaction and synergetic biological effects induced by halogenated phenolic carcinogen: how to better integrate experimental and theoretical research?

Studies on ecological and health effects of typical emerging organic contaminants during photodegradation

Date: Oct 21-22 Location: East 2-203

Oral Presentations

Chair: Jingwen Chen, Aiqian Zhang, Shulin ZhuangAssistant: Haiying Yu ([email protected], 18757990547)

Xiangke Wang,

Shulin Zhuang

Bing Yan

Xiangke Wang

Shandong University

North China Electric Power University


Shortening the gap between experimental work and computation via the metadata of nano-bio effectsInteractions between radionuclides and nano materials at the interface: Experiments and theoretical calculations

Lianghong Guo,

Xiaowei Zhang

Jingwen Chen

Lianghong Guo

Dalian University of Technology


Paul Tratnyek

Yun Tang

Oregon Health and Science UniversityEast China University of Science and Technology


Simulation and prediction of organic contaminants adsorption to carbon nanomaterials

The critical biological pathways of PBDEs’ endocrine disrupting effects

Zhifen Lin,

Yun Tang


In silico environmental chemical science: contaminant properties from statistical and computational modeling

Identification method of warning molecule structure and its application

8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:10

9:10‒10:2510:25‒10:40

10:40‒11:00

11:00‒11:20

11:20‒12:3512:35‒14:00

14:00‒14:20

14:20‒14:40

14:40‒15:5515:55‒16:10

16:10‒16:30

16:30‒16:50

16:50‒18:0518:05‒19:30

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Jingguang Li

Yongning Wu

Zhixian Gao

China National Center for Food Safety Risk Assessment

Academy of Military Medical Sciences


Sino-europe cooperation on food safety

Technological innovation and application of fast detection, assessment, and control on food and water safety

Dinner

Coffee Break

16:10‒16:30

16:30‒18:0018:00‒19:30

8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:10

9:10‒10:2010:20‒10:40

Yawei WangResearch Center for Eco-Environm-ental Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Exposure analysis of chlorinated paraffins in the dietary of Beijing citizens

Oral Presentations

Oral Presentations

Sat, Oct 21

Yongning Wu

Shuo Wang

Hua Kuang

Nankai University

Jiangnan University


In-situ monitoring of foodborne aflatoxin based on time-resolved bioimaging techniquesPreparation of two hundred critical hazardous monoclonal antibodies, development, and applications in food safety fast analysis

10:40‒11:00

11:00 ‒11:20

11:20‒12:3012:30‒14:0014:00‒14:20

14:20‒14:40

14:40‒15:5015:50‒16:10

16:10‒16:30

16:30‒16:50

16:50‒18:0018:00‒19:30


Jingguang Li

Feng Zhang

Aiqian Zhang

Institute of Food Safety, Chinese Academy of Inspection and Quarantine



Non-target screening technique for food contaminants based on mass spectral characterization

Applications of computational toxicology in food safety

Aiqian ZhangZongwei Cai

Yu Zhang

Zhejiang UniversityChina National Centre for Food Safety and Risk Assessment


Applications of metabolomics in biomarker identificationBiomarker analysis and risk control of pollutants originated from food processing

14:40‒15:5015:50‒16:10

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8:30‒8:50 Meirong ZhaoJiayin Dai

Zhaobin Zhang

Chinese Academy of Sciences

Peking University

Hepatotoxicity and its mechanisms of perfluorinated compounds and their substitutes

Nepodilate causes ovarian cysts in mice

Coffee Break

8:50‒9:109:10‒10:10

10:10‒10:40Yang SongOral Presentations

Dinner

16:10‒16:30

16:30‒16:5016:50‒18:0018:00‒19:30

Guangbiao Zhou

Hui Wang

Nan Sang

Yang Song

Shanxi University

Southwesterm University

Epigenetic studies on damages to the cardiac and pulmonary system induced by exposure to air pollutants during pregnancyMolecular mechanisms of PCBs-induced breast cancer invasion and metastasis

Oral Presentations

Fri, Oct 20

10:40‒11:00

11:00‒11:20

11:25‒12:3512:35‒14:00

Nan Sang

Rutao Liu

Meirong Zhao

Shaowei Wu

Zhejiang University of Technology

Peking University


Endocrine disrupting effects and metabolic disturbances caused by polyhalogenated carbazolesConsumption of citrus products, ultraviolet radiation, and risk of cutaneous malignant melanoma

Session 11. Environmental Pollution and Tumor & Metabolism

Date: Oct 20 - 21 Location：East 1B-412


Coffee Break

Title Moderator

14:00‒14:20

14:20‒14:4014:40‒15:5515:55‒16:10

Yiguo Jiang

Sijin Liu

Guangbiao Zhou

Yiguo Jiang


Guangzhou Medical University

Environmental pollution, genomic / epigenetic abnormalities and chronic inflamm-ation: molecular mechanisms and precise prevention and treatment of lung cancerProgress in non-coding RNA mechanisms of chemical carcinogenesis and toxicity

Oral Presentations

Chair：Sijin Liu,Guangbiao Zhou,Yiguo JiangAssistant：Yuanchen Chen（18969093278, [email protected]）

Coffee Break

8:50‒9:10

9:10‒10:2510:25‒10:4010:40‒11:00

11:00‒11:20

11:20‒12:5012:50‒14:00

Jingwen Chen,

Aiqian Zhang

Qingzhu Zhang,

Hailong Wu

Aiqian Zhang

Qingzhu Zhang

Hailong Wu

Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Shandong University

Hunan University

The influence of surface modification of nanomaterials on its target identification and interaction mode

Oral Presentations


Degradation mechanisms of fluoroacetic dehalogenase based on QM/MM analysis

Appliations of chemical high-dimensional correction method combined with high-order analytical instruments in quantitative analysis of pesticide residues and phytohormone in soil and water

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Yunhong Zhang,

Lin Wang

Jianmin Chen

Mindong Chen

Fudan UniversityNanjing University of Information Sciennce & Technology


Progress and difficulties of research on explosive growth of atmospheric fine particlesCharacterization of winter organic aerosol in Zurich using extractive electrospray ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry (EESI-TOF)

Oral Presentations

Oct 20, 2017Time Speaker Affiliation

Coffee Break

Title Moderator

Oct 20, 2017Time Speaker Affiliation Title Moderator

Jianmin Chen,

Min Hu

Kebin He

Li’an Hou

Wenqing Liu

Yuanhang Zhang

Dinner

Shaocai Yu,

Mindong ChenMin Hu Peking University Quantification and source tracking of organic nitrate in

atmospheric fine particles in Beijing

Session 12. Atmospheric Environmental Chemistry

Date: Oct 20 -21 Location：East 2-103

Chair：Jianmin Chen, Min Hu, Likun XueAssistant：Yue Liu（18658125986, [email protected]）

14:00‒14:40

14:40‒15:20

15:20‒16:00

16:00‒16:4016:40‒16:50

16:50‒17:10

17:10‒18:1018:05‒19:30

8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:10

9:10‒10:2510:25‒10:40

Peking University

Rocket Force Logistics Science and Technology Institute

Medium to long-term control of fine particle pollution: Implications of emission monitoring and observational studies

Stereoscopic monitoring technology and applicationsin atmospheric studies

Tsinghua University

Heifei institutes of Physical Science, Chinese Academy of Science

Frontiers in the studies of atmospheric oxidability

Progress of Indoor PM2.5 Pollution Control Technology Study

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Coffee Break

14:00‒14:2014:20‒14:4014:40‒15:5515:55‒16:10

Junhua Li,

Yele Sun

Junhua LiDouglas Worsnop

Tsinghua UniversityAerodyne Research, Inc.

Heterogeneous reactions of toluene and NO2 with atmospheric mineral aerosolsMass spectrometry of atmospheric aerosol: 1 nanometer to 1 micron

Oral Presentations

16:10‒16:30

16:30-18:1515:15-19：30

Lin Du

Keding Lu

Shaocai Yu Zhejiang University


Application of bidirectional coupled WRF-CMAQ model to study the influence of thermal power industry in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region on Beijing's haze formation: Evaluation of air pollution control policies

16:10‒16:30

16:30 ‒ 16:50

16:50 ‒ 18:0518:05 ‒ 19:30

Zhongbiao Wu,

Ping Ning

Ping Ning

Hong He

Kunming University of Science and Technology

Beijing University of Technology


Key techniques in catalytic purification of yellow phosphorus tail gas

Limitations of denitration and vanadium-free SCR catalytic materials in non-electric industry

Session 14. Atmospheric Environmental Toxicology

Date: Oct 20 Location：East 2-304Time Speaker Affiliation Title Moderator

14:00‒14:20

14:20‒14:40

14:40‒15:55

Haidong Kan

Haidong Kan

Cuiqing Liu

Fudan UniversityCollege of Basic Medical Sciences, Zhejiang Chinese Medical University

Metabolomic study on the health effects of acute airborne fine particle exposure

Toxicity beyond the lung: connecting PM2.5 and insulin resistance

Oral Presentations

Chair: Haidong Kan, Wei HuangAssistant: Lili Niu ([email protected], 15988199368)

Lunch

10:40‒11:00

11:00‒11:2011:20‒12:3512:35‒14:00

Likun Xue,

Rujin Huang

Yunhong Zhang

Lin Wang

Beijing Institute of Technology

Lin Wang

Effects of relative humidity on the heterogeneous chemical reaction of carbon black granulesAging mechanisms of organic aerosols with unsaturated double bonds

Oral Presentations


Coffee Break

Title Moderator

8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:109:10‒10:25

10:25‒10:40

Junhua Li,

Zhen Zhao

Chaoping Cen

Zheng Zhao

South China Institute of Environm-ental Science.MEPGuangzhou Medical University

Synergistic flue gas denitration technology in cement kiln sludge treatment

Oxidative elimination and catalytic purification of PM2.5 from vehicle emissionsOral Presentations


Coffee Break

Title Moderator14:00‒14:2014:20‒14:4014:40‒15:5515:55‒16:10

Yunfa Chen,

Qiang Yao

Qiang YaoKeping Yan

Tsinghua UniversityZhejiang University

Formation and control of carbon particles from coal combustion Application of high intensity discharge in air pollution control

Oral Presentations

Session 13. Air Pollution Control

Date: Oct 20-21 Location：East 2-104

Chair：Yunfa Chen, Zhongbiao Wu, Junhua LiAssistant：Yue Liu（18658125986, [email protected]）

Chaoping Cen,

Hong He

Junhua Li

Shuiliang Yao

Tsinghua University

Zhejiang Gongshang University


Pollution characteristics and control strategies of hazeNon-thermal plasma purification of diesel vehicle exhaust: fundamentals and applications

10:40‒11:00

11:00‒11:20

11:20‒12:3512:35‒14:00

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Coffee Break

Session 15. Monitoring and Control of VOCs Pollution

Date: Oct 21-22 Location：East 2-104


14:25‒14:50

14:50‒15:5015:50‒16:10

Zhengping Hao

Jianmeng Chen

Xinyong Li



Treatment of waste gas with low VOC concentration Construction of Nanostructured Harvesting Solar Materials for Highly Effective Photocatalytic Degradation of Benzene Series

Oral Presentations

Chair：Zhengping Hao, Min ShaoAssistant: Xiaole Weng（15869120989, [email protected]）

Lunch

Min ShaoWei Huang

Bin Yuan

Hefei institutes of Physical Science, Chinese Academy of SciencesJinan University

Nucleation mechanism of atmospheric aerosol particles

Oxygen-containing VOCs: A bridge to study atmospheric oxidation mechanismsOral Presentations

Sat, Oct 21

Coffee Break


8:55‒9:20

9:20‒10:2010:20‒10:40

10:40‒11:05

11:05‒11:3011:30‒12:3012:30‒14:00

Zhengping Hao

Hongjun Mao

Jinian Shu

Nankai UniversityResearch Center for Eco-Environm-ental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Emission characteristics of VOCs from vehicle exhaust

Vacuum ultraviolet photoionization and dichloromethane DOPING technology in real-time detection of VOCs

Oral Presentations

Sun, Oct 22Dinner

Min Shao

Liangfu Chen

Xinming Wang

Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Guangzhou Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Progress and prospect of satellite-based remote sensing of VOCs

Ageing of Plumes from Emission Sources Based on Chamber Simulation

Oral Presentations

16:10‒16:35

16:35‒17:00

17:00‒18:0018:00‒19:30

Zhimin Qiang

Wenwei Li

Huazhang Zhao

Guoping Sheng

Yayi Wang

Peking UniversityUniversity of Science and Technology of China

Tongji University

Regulation of flocculant structure and advanced water regeneration technology

Stress responses of anaerobic ammonium oxidizing bacteria to zinc ion based on metatranscriptomic studies


Coffee Break

Title Moderator

Chaohai Wei

Peng Liang

Jingping Jia

Xiaohong Guan

Weihua Song

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Tongji University

Fudan University

Improving the reactivity of zerovalent iron toward various contaminants by weak magnetic field: Performance and mechanisms

Mechanisms and kinetics of photochemical oxidation of organic matters in secondary effluent

Oral Presentations

Jinping Jia

Weihua Song

Zhimin Qiang

Shubo Deng

Wenwei Li

Research Center for Eco-Environm-ental Sciences, Chinese Academy of SciencesTsinghua UniversityUniversity of Science and Technology of China


experimental test and model calculation of UV intensity distribution in a medium-pressure ultraviolet disinfection reactor

Adsorptive removal of perfluorinated compounds from wastewaterActivation of persulfate and degradation of organic pollutants by magnetic, readily separable nanomaterials loaded with g-C3N3


Coffee Break

Title Moderator

14:05‒14:30

14:30‒15:5015:50‒16:10

Hanqing Yu

Xiaohong GuanXia Huang Tsinghua University Large-scale membrane bioreactors: Characterization and control of biochemical

processesOral Presentations

Dinner

16:15‒16:40

16:40‒18:0018:00‒19:30

Xia Huang

Fangang MengChaohai Wei South China University of

TechnologyChemical principles, reactors, process combination and implementation of coking wastewater treatment

Oral Presentations

Session 16. Wastewater Pollution and Control

Date: Oct 20 -21 Location：Linshui Hall

Chair：Hanqing Yu, Xia Huang, Chaohai WeiAssistant：Heping Zhao（18657154100, [email protected]）

8:35‒9:00

9:00‒9:20

9:20‒9:40

9:40‒10:2010:20‒10:40

10:45‒11:10

11:10‒11:30

11:30‒11:50

11:50‒12:3012:30‒14:0014:05‒14:30

14:30‒14:50

14:50‒15:10

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Difficulties and solutions in semiconductor photocatalytic treatment of wastewater

Coffee BreakOral Presentations15:10‒15:50

15:50‒16:1016:10‒16:3016:30‒16:5016:50‒17:1017:10‒18:00

Baolan Hu Zhejiang University Denitrifying anaerobic methane oxidation: a novel nitrogen removal technique

Oral Presentations


Coffee Break

Title Moderator

Lizhong Zhu

Shuzhen Zhang

14:00‒14:30

14:30‒14:5014:50‒15:5015:50‒16:10

Fusheng wei

Lizhong Zhu

China National Environmental Monitoring CentreZhejiang University Several issues in soil pollution prevention and control

Oral Presentations

Session 18. Soil Contamination Chemistry

Date: Oct 21- 22 Location: Mong Man Wei Building 225

Chair: Lizhong Zhu, Rongliang Qiu, Fangbai LiAssistant: Wenjun Zhou（[email protected], 13575719628）

10:40‒11:00

11:00‒11:20

11:20‒12:4012:40‒14:00

Hongwen Sun

Yuping Qiu

Fangbai Li

Shuzhen Zhang

Guangzhou Institute of Eco-environment and Soil SciencesResearch Center for Eco-Environm-ental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences


Principles and key techniques for simultaneous removal of Cadmium and Arsenic in paddy fields

Applications of ESI-FT-ICR-MS in studying molecular characteristics and environmental behaviors of DOM in Soil


Coffee Break

Title Moderator8:30‒8:558:55‒9:15

9:15‒10:2010:20‒10:40

Fangbai Li

Dongqiang Zhu

Rongliang QiuHongwen Sun

Sun Yat-sen UniversityNankai University

Soil pollution and remediation in rare earth ore in southern ChinaEffects of biochar adsorption and degradation of thiacloprid in soils

Oral Presentations

Dinner

16:10‒16:3516:35‒16:5516:55‒18:0018:00‒19:30

Rongliang Qiu

Xinde Cao

Cary T. ChiouDongqiang Zhu

National Cheng Kung UniversityPeking University

Environmental partitioning and contamination of persistent organic chemicalsInfluence of biochar on the environmental behaviors of organic pollutants in soils

Oral Presentations

Session 17. Water Supply Purification and Disinfection By-products


Coffee Break

Title Moderator

Bin Xu

Tinglin Huang

Min Yang

Tinglin Huang

Dongsheng Wang


Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology


Odor-producing algae in reservoir-based drinking water sources: ecological niche analysis and control strategies

Catalytic oxidation of ammonium in groundwater by manganese oxide filter: performance and mechanisms

Coagulation characteristics of high purity nanoscale polyaluminum and its efficacy in the removal of DBP precursors

Date: Oct 21 ‒ 22 Location：East 2-102

Oral Presentations

Oral Presentations

Chair：Min Yang, Dongshen Wang, Bin XuAssistant：luhuijie（18768491263, [email protected]）

14:00‒14:20

14:20‒14:40

14:40‒15:00

15:00‒15:4515:45‒16:1016:10‒17:10


Coffee Break

Title Moderator

Dongshen Wang

Chun Hu

Chun Hu

Mindong Bai

Bin Xu


Xiamen University

Tongji University

Inhibition of disinfection by-product formation in drinking water pipelines based on the BAC-O3 technology

Pretreatment of algae laden water by using hydroxyl radicals and novel disinfection odor treatment technology

Formation mechanism and precursors of iodo-disinfection by-products in drinking water treatment

Oral Presentations

Oral Presentations

8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:10

9:10‒9:30

Huazhang ZhaoGuoping Sheng

9:30‒10:1510:15‒10:4010:40‒11:40

Taking advantages of Environmental Chemistry for Classified Soil Remediation

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Hui Wang Tsinghua University Synthesis of environment-frendly materials from waste carbon sourcesXiaoying Zhu Zhejiang University Interface engineering and fabrication of antifouling filtration membranes


Coffee Break

Title Moderator8:30‒8:55

8:55‒9:20

9:20‒10:2010:20‒10:40

10:40‒11:05

11:05‒12:2012:30‒14:00

Yongming Luo

Yongguan Zhu

Fangjie Zhao

Rongliang Qiu

Qiying Ma

Nanjing Agricultural University

Sun Yat-sen University

Nanjing University

Agronomic measures to prevent heavy metal accumulation in cropsProgress and prospect of integrated remediation technology for heavy metal contaminated soils

Oral Presentations


Human bioavailability of arsenic, lead and cadmium in contaminated soils: quantification methods and risk assessment

Session 19. Heavy Metal Pollution and Remediation


Coffee Break

Title Moderator

Jianming Xu

Yongming Luo

Fangbai Li

Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Guangdong Institute of Eco-Environment and Soil Science

Pollution and remediation of chemical weapon (diphenylarsinic acid) sites

The behaviors of cadmium and arsenic regulated by the iron cycle in rice paddy fields: mechanisms of extracellular arsenic reduction driven by humus


Oral Presentations

Chair: Jianming Xu, Yongguan ZhuAssistant: Xianjin Tang ([email protected], 13777840512)

Qiaoyun Huang

Qiaoyun Huang

Elizabeth Edwards

Huazhong Agricultural University

University of Toronto


Application and prospect of plant-microbe remediation of heavy metal contaminated agricultural soils Potential for offsetting remediation costs through capturing nickel from sulfidic waste ores

Sat, Oct 21

14:00‒14:25

14:25‒14:50

14:50‒15:5015:50‒16:10

16:10‒16:35

16:35‒17:00

17:00‒18:0018:00‒19:30

Session 20. Solid Waste Management and Disposal


Coffee Break

Coffee Break

Title Moderator

Xiaohu Dai

Dongsheng Shen

Jiakuan Yang

Yu Tian

Guanyi Chen

Zhenming Xu

Liangtong Zhan

Tianjin University


Zhejiang University

Huazhong University of Science and Technology

Harbin Institute of Technology

Hongtao Wang Tsinghua University

Sun, Oct 22Time Speaker Affiliation Title Medator

Pinjing He

Hongtao Wang

Economic analysis and commercialization of rural waste pyrolysis gasification technology


Oral Presentations

Oral Presentations

Oral Presentations

Dinner

Oral Presentations

Lunch

Rethinking domestic waste treatment in ChinaApplications of carbon-based materials on the anaerobic degradation of solid

Environmental chemistry problems and pollution control in mechanical- physical processing of electronic wastes

Process control of three-stage degradation & stabilization technology for treating high solid food wastes

Chair: Xiaohu Dai, Dongsheng Shen, Pinjing HeAssistant: Ruo He([email protected], 18858153130)

14:00‒14:20

14:20‒14:40

14:40‒15:4515:45‒16:0516:05‒16:25

16:45‒18:0018:00‒19:30

8:30 ‒ 8:50

8:50 ‒ 9:10

9:10‒10:2010:20‒10:40

10:40‒11:00

11:00‒12:3012:30‒14:00

Municipal sludge deep dewatering and energy conversion based on organic conditioningRecent development of municipal sludge treatment and disposal technology in China

wastesTongji UniversityFan Lv16:25‒16:45

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Session 21. Mine Environment Pollution and Remediation

Oct 22, AMTime Speaker Affiliation Title Moderator

Zhi Dang

Wensheng Shu

Lixiang Zhou

Liyuan Chai

Lixiang Zhou

Jun Yao

Yongfeng Jia

Tianhu Chen

Nanjing Agricultural University

China University of Geosciences (Beijing)Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Hefei University of Technology

Wensheng ShuLiyuan Chai

Xiancai Lu

Anhuai Lu

South China Normal UniversityCentral South University

Nanjing University

Peking University

Reduction, resource recovery and pollution control of solid wastes generated from nonferrous metal minesMorphological transformation and stabilization of arsenic-containing solid wastes in non-ferrous metallurgyOxidation characteristics of colloidal pyrite and its environmental effects in Tongling mining area

Oral Presentations

Date: Oct 22 Location: East 1B-210


Lunch

AMD: model system for eco-environment studiesMicrobial remediation of chromium-containing slagInteraction mechanisms of metal sulfide with microorganisms and the environmental effectsSynergetic mechanism between minerals and microorganisms and the

Chair: Zhi Dang, Wensheng Shu, Lixiang ZhouAssistant: Chaofeng Shen ([email protected], 15925611482)

8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:10

9:10‒9:30

9:30‒9:50

9:50‒10:2610:26‒10:4010:40‒11:0011:00‒11:20

11:20‒11:40

Session 22. Environmental Chemistry and Toxicology of Pesticides

Date: Oct 20 Location: East 2-203

Chair: Weiping Liu, Meirong ZhaoAssistant: Chao Xu ([email protected], 13858003441)

Time Speaker Affiliation Title ModeratorBaoan Song Guizhou University Development of green pesticides and environmental safetyctericide 14:00‒14:30

Weiping Liu

Rimao Hua

Zhiqiang Zhou

Yunlong Yu

Jing You

Rimao Hua

Jinan University

Anhui Agricultural University

Yijun Wu

Hong Yang

Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of SciencesNanjing Agricultural University

Toxicity, bioavailability and biotransformation of currently applied pesticides in benthonic animalsPhotocatalytic degradation performance of bactericide chlorothalonil

Oral Presentations


Dinner

Multi-neurotoxicity of organophosphate pesticides

Detoxification and metabolic mechanisms of residual pesticides in crops

14:30‒14:50

14:50‒15:1015:10‒15:5515:55‒16:10

16:10‒16:30

16:30‒16:5016:50‒17:5018:00‒19:30


Minghui Zheng

Liang Dong

Gang Yu

Jiping Chen

Qinghua Zhang

Tsinghua University

Dalian Institute of Chemical,Phy- sics,Chinese Academy of SciencesResearch Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences，Chinese Academy of Sciences

Analysis of short chain chlorinated paraffins and its toxic effects

Characteristics of long-distance transport of POPs

Oral Presentations

14:00‒14:20

14:20‒14:40

14:40‒15:00

15:00‒15:45

Session 23. Research on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs)

Date: Oct 20 -21 Location: Mong Man Wei Building 223

Chair: Minghui Zheng, Bixian MaiAssistant: Haifeng Qian（[email protected], 13588450337）

Bixian Mai

Ting Zhang

Yongning Wu

Bixian Mai

China National Center for Food Safety Risk AssessmentGuangzhou Institute of Geochemis-try, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Oral Presentations

Coffee Break

Dinner

Risk assessment of POPs in food

Bioaccumulation and transfer of POPs in food chain

15:50‒16:10

16:10‒16:30

16:30‒16:50

16:50‒17:5018:00‒19:30

chlorothalonil

Treatment of acid mine wastewater by using mineralization-lime neutralization

11:40‒12:00

12:36‒14:0012:00‒12:36

applications

Pollution characteristics and risks of organic flame retardants in indoordust

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10:40‒11:02

11:02‒11:24

11:24‒12:2412:30‒14:00

Xiaolin Li

Chunsheng Wang

Jianhua Ju

Second Institute of Oceanography, Soa

South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences


Potential impacts of deep sea mineral resources and exploration on deep sea environment

Marine bioactive microbial metabolites and their applications


Coffee Break

Title Moderator8:30‒8:528:52‒9:14

9:14‒10:1410:20‒10:40

Dongxing YuanSumei Liu

Zulin ZhangOcean University of ChinaXiamen University

Nutrient cycling and its ecological effects in offshore areasTypical persistent organic pollutants in abyss

Oral Presentations

Session 25. Marine Environmental Chemistry

Date: Oct 22 Location: Mong Man Wei Building 139

Chair: Dongxing Yuan, Zhonghua Lin, Xiaolin LiAssistant: Shanshan Zhou（[email protected], 13777806251）

Sat, Oct 21

Oct 21, PM


Yeru Huang

Wenbin Liu

Qifei Huang

Yifei Sun

Yeru Huang

Christopher P. Higgins

Taicheng An

Qifei Huang

National Research Center for Environmental Analysis and Measurement

Colorado School of Mines, USA

Institute of Soil and Solid Waste，Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences

Pollution characteristics and transfer analysis of perfluorinated compounds in groundwater

The Importance of poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances derived from aqueous film forming foams as drinking water contaminants

Emission characteristics and risk assessment of SVOCs during e-waste

Treatment of hazardous wastes and pollution control of POPs

Oral Presentations

Oral Presentations

8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:10

9:10‒10:2010:20‒10:40

11:00‒11:20

11:20‒12:3012:30‒14:00

Coffee Break

Lunch

Session 24. Environmental Chemistry of Microplastics

Date: Oct 21 -22 Location: Mong Man Wei Building 223

Chair: Yongping Zeng, Rong JiAssistant: Yili Huang（[email protected], 18758277445）


Daoji Li

Rong Ji

Daoji Li

Juying Wang

East China Normal UniversityNational Marine Environmental Monitoring Center

Challenges in marine microplastics research: methodology

Oral Presentations

14:00‒14:20

14:20‒14:40

14:40‒15:55

Juying Wang

Yongming Luo

Yongming Luo

Rong Ji

Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Nanjing University Impacts of microplastics on the degradation of environmental pollutants andbioaccumulation

15:55‒16:10

16:10‒16:30

16:30‒16:50

Coffee Break

Dinner

Lunch


Huahong Shi

Yongping Zeng

Yixiang Deng

Yan Lin

Huahong Shi

Yixiang Deng

Yongping Zeng

Yan Lin

East China Normal UniversityChinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences

Jinan UniversityInstitute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Research on microplastics: new opportunities and challenges

Current status and problems of microplastic pollution management in China

Combined pollution of microplastics and persistent organic pollutants

Challenges in the analysis of microplastics in environmental samples

Oral Presentations

8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:10

9:10‒10:2510:25‒10:4010:40‒11:05

11:05‒11:25

11:25‒12:3512:35‒14:00

Oral Presentations

Oral Presentations

16:50‒18:0518:05‒19:30

Oct 22, AM

Coffee Break

Distribution and composition of microplastics in offshore surface water in China

recyclingGuangdong University ofTechnology10:40‒11:00

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Microplastic pollution and control in marine, land, and air

Session 27. Environmental Electrochemistry


14:00‒14:20

14:20‒14:4014:40‒15:00

Jinping Jia

Hong Liu

Yujie Feng

Guohua ZhaoShaoan Cheng

HarBin Institute of Technology

Tongji UniversityZhejiang University

Wastewater treatment based on microbial electrochemistry: opportunities and challengesDevelopment of environmental electrochemical technologyBiofilm formation and electricity generation from aerobic anode


Shaoan Cheng

Feng Zhao

Xiaoquan Lu

Mindong Bai

Tianjin University

Xiamen University

Visualization analysis of heavy metal ionsTreatment of algae-laden water based on intensive atmospheric pressure ionization discharge

Date: Oct 20 - 21 Location: East 2-102

Chair：Jinping Jia, Aijie Wang, Yujie FengAssistant：Liang Zhu（13858112579，[email protected]）


Session 26. Environmental Chemistry of High-mountain and Polar Regions


Boudeau

Zhiyuan Cong

Qinghua Zhang

Zhouqing Xie

Derek Muir

Zhouqing Xie

Haiyan Jin

Environment & Climate Change CanadaUniversity of Science and Technology of China

Second Institute of Oceanography

Zhiyuan Cong

Minghong Cai

Institute of Tibetan Plateau Rese- arch,Chinese Academy of Sciences

Polar Research Institute of China

Do trends of new and legacy contaminants in the arctic reflect global use, emissions and production bans?

Influence of rapid change of arctic on the structure of “biological pump” and organic carbon sink in the arctic

Oral Presentations

Date: Oct 20 Location: East 2-301


Dinner

Environmental processes and effects of atmospheric aerosols transported from South Asia to Tibet Plateau

Analytical method of ultra-trace amount of POPs in the polar area based on large volume solid phase extraction

Chair: Qinghua Zhang, BoudeauAssistant: Ruo He ([email protected], 18858153130)

14:00‒14:25

14:25‒14:45

14:45‒15:05

15:05‒15:5015:50‒16:10

16:10‒16:30

16:30‒16:50

16:50‒18:0018:00‒19:30

Yujie Feng

Guohua Zhao

Jinping Jia

Hong Liu

Xianwei Liu


Guangzhou University

University of Science and Technology of China

Microbial fuel cells for wastewater treatment: a discussion based on main factors in electrochemistry

Kinetics of oxidation-reduction reactions in the Coulomb analysis of biochemical degradation of organic matters

Enhancement of extracellular electron transfer in electroactive cells


Coffee Break15:00‒16:0016:00‒16:10

16:10‒16:30

16:30‒16:50

16:50‒17:10

17:10‒18:2518:25‒19:30

Oral Presentations

Haibo Lin

Xiaoquan Lu

Feng Zhao

Peng Liang

Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of SciencesTsinghua University


Functions of extracellular polymeric substances in microbial electron

8:50‒9:10

9:10‒9:30

9:30‒10:3010:30‒10:40

10:40‒11:00

11:00‒11:2011:20‒12:3512:35‒14:00

transferApplications of microbial electrochemical sensor in water quality warning

Electrocatalytic kinetics of the three - dimensional Titanium - based BDDelectrodesJilin UniversityHaibo Lin8:30‒8:50

Progress in environmental chemistry study of mercury in the antarctic &arctic

Session 28. Environmental Radiochemistry


8:30‒9:00

9:00‒9:20

XiangkeWang

Shuao WangDaniel Giammar

Wangsuo Wu

Washington University

Lanzhou University

Expanding the application of surface complexation modeling for uranium adsorption to minerals and engineered sorbentsProgress of environmental radiochemistry

Date: Oct 21 ‒ 22 Location：East 2-201

Chair：Zhifang Chai, Xiangke Wang, Shuao WangAssistant：Chaochao Gao（18858197352，[email protected]）

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Session 29. Green Energy Chemistry


14:00‒14:20 Tierui Zhang

Liqiang Jing

Minhua Shao

Xinbo Zhang

Hong Kong University of Science and TechnologyChinese Academy of Sciences

Reaction pathways of CO2 and N2 electroreduction reaction

Key materials and devices of high energy lithium air batteries

Date: Oct 21 ‒ 22 Location: East 1B-212

Chair：Shaoan Cheng, Baoyu XiaAssistant：Yanqing Cong（13858095801，[email protected]）

Lunch

10:40‒11:0011:00‒11:2011:20‒12:3812:38‒14:00

Wangsuo Wu

Yuezhou Wei

Maolin ZhaiNing Liu

Peking UniversitySichuan University

Research on the radiochemistry of ionic liquidsApplications of ion beam analysis (iba) techniques in environmental science

Oral Presentations

Coffee Break

Coffee Break

14:00‒14:20

14:20‒14:40

14:40‒15:4615:50‒16:10

Ning Liu

Maolin Zhai

Weiqun Shi

Anyun Zhang


Zhejiang University

Actinide immobilisation: from porous absorption to molecular assemblyPalladium (II) coordination chemistry: structure and applications of multi-nitrogen s-triazine derivatives

Oral Presentations

Lunch

10:40‒11:00

11:00‒11:20

11:20‒12:3012:30‒14:00

Chao Gao

Guoxiong Wang

Zidong Wei

Dehua Wang

Chongqing University

Wuhang University

High efficiency water electrolysis technologySimultaneous capture of CO2 and SO2 and value-added resource recovery technology

Oral Presentations

Dinner

16:10‒16:30

16:30‒16:50

16:50‒17:5318:00‒19:30

Weiqun Shi

Anyun Zhang

Shoujian Li

Haijun Dang

Sichuan University

Northwest Institute of Nuclear Technology

Preparation and radionuclide screening of graphene nanofiltration membrane with supportive nanodiamond

Progress and prospects of environmental radioactivity monitoring technology

Oral Presentations

Oral Presentations9:20‒10:2910:29‒10:40

Coffee BreakOral Presentations

15:50‒16:10

Coffee Break

8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:109:10‒10:19

10:20‒10:40

Haijun Dang

Wei Han

Yuezhou WeiQingnuan Li

Guangxi UniversityChinese Academy of Sciences Actinide chemistry of Th-U cycling in molten-salt reactors

Oral Presentations


Coffee Break

8:30‒8:508:50‒9:10

9:10‒10:2010:20‒10:40

Zidong Wei

Dehua Wang

Guoxiong WangChao Gao

Chinese Academy of SciencesZhejiang University

Fundamentals of the electrochemical catalysis of carbon dioxideHigh performance aluminum - graphene battery

Oral Presentations

Dinner

16:10‒16:3016:30‒16:5016:50‒18:0018:00‒19:30

Minhua Shao

Xinbo Zhang

Tierui ZhangLiqiang Jing

Chinese Academy of SciencesHeilongjiang University

Rational design and construction of solar fuel photocatalytic materialsPhotocatalysis study based on the modulation of photo-generated charge

Oral Presentations

Lunch

10:40‒11:00

11:00‒11:20

11:20‒12:3212:32‒14:00

Shoujian Li

Qingnuan Li

Wei Han

Tao Duan

Harbin Engineering University

Southwest University of Science and Technology

Electrochemical extraction of rare earth elements in salt solid-liquid electrodes of LiCl-KCL molten system

Oral Presentations

14:40‒15:5014:20‒14:40

Mechanisms of Zircon-based immobilization of radionuclides and its stability

Removal of low-level radionuclides in water by porous silicon-based adsorbents

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Session 30. Environmental Chemistry of Iron


Coffee Break

Coffee Break

Title Moderator

Juan Liu Hui Liu

Lin Tang Zimeng Wang

Lizhi ZhangYing Zhao

Weixian Zhang

Liang Shi

Feng He

Jinlan Xia


Central South University

Tongji University

China University of Geosciences

Paul Tratnyek

Tongxu Liu

David Waite

Thomas B. Hofstetter

Guangdong Institute of Eco-environment and Soil Sciences

University of New South Wales

EAWAG

On the heavy metals - nanoscale zero-valent iron (nZVI) reactionsMechanisms and applications of extracellular electron transfer between microorganisms and ferruginous minerals


Weixian ZhangXiangyu Wang

Xiaohong GuanJinhua Wu

Oral Presentations

Studies on the degradation of thichloro ethylene by ball milling vulcanized zero iron in groundwater: degradation pathway, kinetics, mechanism and electronic efficiency Application of porous framework materials in sample pretreatment and chromatography separation

Regulation of surface iron cycle and its environmental implicationsIron oxide facilitated anaerobic digestion and energy recovery from organic

Central China Normal University


Lizhi Zhang

Yaobin Zhang


Oral Presentations



Anaerobic ferrous oxidation coupled with nitrate reduction: quantification of chemical denitrification and enzymatic reactions

Mechanistic insights into iron redox transformations in the presence of natural organic matter: impact of pH and lightCharacterization of the redox properties of iron minerals by electrochemical

Mophological transformations, redox reactions, and in-situ characterization of iron and sulfur at the mineral-microbe interface

Chair: Lizhi Zhang, Weixian Zhang, Xiaohong GuanAssistant: Lin Qiu（[email protected], 13732230756）

Coffee Break9:10‒10:25

10:25‒10:4010:40‒11:00

11:00‒11:20

11:20‒12:3512:35‒14:00

Cheng GuZhihui Ai

Zuliang Chen

Bingcai Pan

The University of Newcastle

Nanjing University

Oral Presentations


Nanoremediation by iron based nanoparticles: where to go?Sub-10nm iron oxide composite and its characteristics in advanced pollutant removal

8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:10

9:10‒10:2510:25‒10:4010:40‒11:00

11:00‒11:20

11:20‒12:3512:35‒14:00

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16:50‒18:0518:05‒19:30

8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:10

Session 31. Environmental Chemistry of Nanomaterials


Chair: Xie Quan, Bing Yan, Zhang LinAssistant: Kun Yang ([email protected], 18868793939)


Improved separation of Nano-TiO2 photogenerated charge and its photocatalytic performanceCharacteristics and effective decontamination performance of polystyrene sub-10nm Fe(III) oxide composites

Nanoscale heterogeneous Fenton catalystsHydroxyl multi-walled carbon nanotube-modified nanocrystalline anodes for decomposition of organic pollutants in aqueous solution


Coffee Break

Title Moderator

Xie QuanYujie Feng

Xiangke WangLizhi Zhang

Jingfu LiuWei Chen

Pedro J. Alvarez

Xiangke Wang

Yujie Feng

Bingcai Pan

Rice University

Harbin Institute of Technology

Nanjing University

Nanotechnology-enabled water treatment: a vision to enable decentralized water treatment and address growing challenges of the water energy nexus

Preparation and applications of nanocomposites in pollutant remediation: advanced spectroscopy and theoretical calculations

Oral Presentations

Oral Presentations


14:00‒14:25

14:25‒14:45

14:45‒15:5515:55‒16:15

16:15‒16:35

16:35‒16:55

16:55‒18:0518:05‒19:30

Lizhi Zhang

Junfeng Niu


Beijing Normal University

8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:10

9:10‒10:20

North China Electric PowerUniversity

materials

Oregon Health and Science University Effects of sulfidation on the reactivity of iron and iron oxides withcontaminants

analyses

14:50‒15:50

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Exploring the environmental bioeffects of nanomaterialsSERS environment analysis based on nano-reinforcement

Formation and transformation of sliver nanoparticlesMechanisms and structure-function of artificial nanomaterial-mediated abiotic degradation of pollutants in water

Lunch

Zhang LinBingcai Pan

Bing YanKun Yang

Sijin LiuQiuquan Wang

Chinese Academy of SciencesXiamen University

Oral Presentations


Stable isotopic fingerprints of environmental nanoparticlesInstant detection technology of pathogenic Escherichia coli Sijin Liu

Qiuquan Wang

Qian LiuMeng Liu

Chinese Academy of SciencesDalian University

DinnerOral Presentations

Coffee Break10:20‒10:4010:40‒11:00

11:00‒11:20

11:20‒12:3012:30‒14:0014:00‒14:2014:20‒14:4014:40‒15:5015:50‒16:1016:10‒16:3016:30‒16:5016:50‒18:0018:00‒19:30

Jingfu Liu

Wei Chen


Nankai University


Synthesis, characterization and environmental catalytic performance of inroganic porous materialsLow temperature oxidative nanocatalysts for treating diesel engine exhaust

Enhanced visible-light-driven photocatalytic inactivation of bacteria bycalcined natural pytiteManufacture and application of nano/micro functional materials

Selective photocatalytic degradation of environmental pollutants

Solid chemistry basis of light-driven catalysis

Session 32. Environmental Catalytic Materials

Fri, Oct 20

Sun, Oct 22


Coffee Break

Coffee Break

Title Moderator

Hong He

Junhua Li

Hexing Li

Guohua Zhao

Yexiang TongWei Chen

Zhen Zhao

Yanbing Guo

Sun Yat-sen UniversityNational University of Singapore

China University of Petroleum


Baoqiang Wang

Jianmei Lu

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Soochow University

Preparation of transition metal nano catalytic materials and applicationsSurface catalytic mechanism of methane dry reforming reactions

Date: Oct 20 - 22 Location: East 2-101

Oral Presentations

Oral Presentations

LunchOral Presentations

Preparation of platinum catalysts by molten salt method and their VOC removal performance

Yujie XiongJiguang Deng Beijing University of Technology




Chair: Yongfa Zhu, Hong He, Hexing LiAssistant: Yuezhong Wen（15355025858, [email protected]）

14:00‒14:2014:20‒14:4014:40‒15:5015:50‒16:10

16:10‒16:30

16:30‒16:5016:50‒18:00

Guohua Zhao

Yujie Xiong

Tongji UniversityUniversity of Science and Technology of China

Mechanism and regulation of photocatalytic degradation of organic pollutants

Nano photocatalytic materials for effective degradation and synergistic SERS detection of environmental pollutants

Dinner

Yongfa Zhu

Liqiang Jing

LunchOral Presentations Chuncheng Chen

Oral Presentations

Chuncheng Chen

Jinlong Zhang

Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of SciencesEast China University of Science and Technology

8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:10

9:10‒10:2010:20‒10:40

10:40‒11:00

11:00‒11:2011:20‒12:3012:30‒14:00

14:20‒14:40

14:40‒15:5015:50‒16:10

16:10‒16:30

16:30‒16:50

16:50‒18:0018:00‒19:30

8:30‒10:1010:20‒10:4010:40‒12:3012:30‒14:00

Yongfa Zhu Tsinghua University Supramolecular photocatalysis and its applications in environmental purification14:00‒14:20

18:00‒19:30

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Session 33. Environmental Pollution of Mercury

Date: Oct 20 — 21 Location: East 1B-312

Date: Oct 21— 22 Location: East 1B-312

Chair: Xinbin Feng, Shuxiao WangAssistant: Xiaomin Zhu（15925659170, [email protected]）


Coffee Break

Title Moderator

Xinbin FengShuxiao Wang

Jinping ChengJianbo Shi

Xinbin Feng

Shuxiao Wang


Tsinghua University

Jinping Cheng

Jianbo Shi



Mercury stable isotope compositions in airborne particulate matters in ambient air in ChinaStatus and prospect of atmospheric mercury pollution control in China


Shichang KangLin Che-Jen

Progresses of study on mercury geochemistry over the cryosphere of the western ChinaPrecipitation-enhanced accumulation of mercury on subtropical montane forest floor: stable isotope evidence


Lamar University

Shichang Kang

Lin Che-Jen

Oral Presentations

Lunch

Naiqiang YanHailong Li

Naiqiang Yan

Hailong Li


Central South University

Mercury control in exhaust gases based on morphological regulationImmobilization of elemental mercury in coal combustion flue gas with new sulfide mineral adsorbent

Oral Presentations



Morphological transformation characteristics of atmospheric mercury duringphotochemical pollutionApplication of stable isotopes to trace sources of mercury in soils fromgTibetan Plateau

14:00‒14:20

14:20‒14:4014:40‒15:5515:55‒16:10

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9:10‒10:2510:25‒10:4010:40‒11:00

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11:20‒12:3512:35‒14:00

Session 34. Environmental Pollution and Control of As and SbChair: Chuanyong Jing, Yanxin Wang

Assistant: Jianying Zhang（13305716108，[email protected]）


Chuanyong Jing

Yanxin Wang

Yongfeng JiaMengchang He

Yan Zheng

Gejiao Wang

Xianjun Xie

Tangfu Xiao

Xun Zhao

Zhaoyang Wei

Chinese Academy of SciencesBeijing Normal UniversitySouthern University of Science and TechnologyHuazhong Agricultural University

China University of Geosciences

Guangzhou University



Solid-liquid interface behavior of thioarsenicAntimony pollution in China: progress and prospectSource tracing of groundwater deposits in low and high arsenic contaminated groundwater in BangladeshMolecular mechanism and metabolic pathway of antimony trioxide in bacteriaPollution risk prediction for geogenic high-arsenic groundwater: a case study of Datong Basin

Microbial geochemical behaviors of antimony in soilsFormation of Fe-Mn layered hydrate and removal of Sb (V) during enhanced coagulation by manganese sulfateBioaccumulation and transformation of arsenic in terrestrial ecosystems in high arsenic area


Chuanyong JingProgress and challenges in arsenic treatmentRecent advances in understanding environmental chemistry of arsenic

Stevens Institute of TechnologyUniversity of Alberta

Xiaoguang MengX. Chris Le

Yanxin WangFangjie Zhao Nanjing Agricultural University Biogeochemical cycle of arsenic in paddy soils

Oral Presentations



Dinner

13:30‒14:0014:00‒14:30

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14:50‒15:10

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17:00‒18:3018:30‒20:00

8:30‒9:009:00‒9:30

9:30‒10:1510:15‒10:3010:30‒10:5010:50‒11:3511:35‒12:05 Chuanyong Jing Chinese Academy of Sciences Arsenic and antimony adsorption and catalytic oxidation by TiO2

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Session 35. Environmental Pollution and Effect of PPCPs

Date: Oct 20 —21 Location: East 1B-212

Chair: Guangguo Ying, Gang Yu, Hong ChenAssistant: Li Ji（15990149426，[email protected]）

Session 36-37. Graduate Student and Young Professional Symposium


Coffee Break

Title Moderator

Guangguo YingGang Yu

Guangguo YingGang Yu

Guangguo YingInstitute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of SciencesSouth China Normal University

Lei Wang Nankai University

Environmental pollution and effects of drugs and personal care products: review and prospect


Hong ChenZhimin Qiang

Using metagenomics and mass spectrometry to study the microbial communitiesand biodegradation pathways of antibioticsMechanism of humic acid accelerated degradation of levofloxacin by potassium permanganate

University of Hong Kong


Tong Zhang

Zhimin Qiang

Oral Presentations

Lunch

Hong ChenZhimin Qiang

Yi Luo

Hong Chen

Nankai University

Zhejiang University

Conjugative multidrug resistance plasmid mediated transmission and spread of antibiotic resistance genesHorizontal gene transfer of antibiotic resistance genes in environment and the in fluencing factors

Oral Presentations



Combined pollution by benzo three triazole and heavy metals

14:00‒14:20

14:20‒16:0516:05‒16:2516:25‒16:4516:45‒18:0018:00‒19:30

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11:15‒12:3012:30‒14:00

Date:Oct 20 Location: Mong Man Wei Building 138

Session 38. J. Environ. Sci. SymposiumChair: Xiaochun Le, Guibin Jiang, Chunxia Wang

Assistant: Yijun yao（13454104988，[email protected]）

Fri, Oct 20

Date：Oct 20-21 Location: Mong Man Wai Building 139

Session 39. ACS Publications ForumChair: Xiangdong Li

Assistant: Xiaoying Zhu（18758247884, [email protected]）

Time Speaker Affiliation Title ModeratorX. Chris Le

Chunxia WangJerald.L. Schnoor University of Iowa Plant/Microbe transformation of PCB congeners and metabolites

Oral Presentations

Oral Presentations

Dinner

Coffee Break

14:00‒14:2514:25‒16:1016:10‒16:30

16:30‒18:00

18:00‒19:30

X. Chris LeChunxia Wang

14:00‒14:15 15

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Introduction to ACS

Introduction to environmental chemistry journals at ACS Publications

Staci Simonich

Tips for Publishing Chair

Rhea Williams

David SedlakBruce LoganDavid Allen

Chongxuan Liu

Shu TaoDaniel Giammar

David Allen

Managing Editor, ACS Publications

University of California, Berkeley, Editor-in-Chief of ES&T and ES&T LettersPennsylvania State University, Editor of ES&T LettersUniversity of Texas at Austin, Editor-in-Chief of ACS Sustainable Chemistry & EngineeringSouthern University of Science and Technology of China, Associate Editor of ACS Earth and Space Chemistry

Peking University , Associate Editor of ES&TWashington University in St. Louis , Washington University in St. Louis, Associate Editor of ES&TUniversity of Texas at Austin , Editor-in-Chief of ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering

Fri, Oct 20Time slot Duration

(min) Presenter Institution

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Coffee break

Coffee break

Lunch

Welcome & Opening RemarksPolyvalent phages for control of multidrug-resistant “superbugs” (NDM-1 positive) in sewage treatment plantsDoes granular activated carbon filtration make my drinking water safer?Recent advances in salt and contaminant removal from brackish waters by capacitive deionisation technologiesIntegrated bio-hydrothermal-catalytic pathways for optimum conversion of algal biomass and wastewater biosolids to liquid transportation fuels

Air quality impacts of expanded natural gas productionFilling data gaps for a better understanding of the impact of rural residential energy use in ChinaCombining chemistry, engineering, and toxicology to better understand remediation of PAH contaminated soilsOxidation of metals and metalloids by manganese oxides and by soluble

Identifying new chemical pollutants in the Chinese environment

Legacy versus modern: sources of PCBs and OH-PCBs to the environment

Using Past lessons to limit future environmental impacts of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs) in Aqueous Film-Forming Foams (AFFF)Biological and chemical activities of extracts from plastics collected from the North Pacific Gyre and plastics treated with UV-light

GuibinJiang

BruceLogan

DavidAllen

Rice University

University of South Carolina

University of New South Wales

Colorado School of Mines

David Sedlak

Pedro J. Alvarez

Susan Richardson

T. David Waite

Timothy J. Strathmann

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Peking University

Oregon State University

Washington University in St.


niversity of Iowa

Oregon State University

David Allen

Shu Tao

Staci Simonich

Daniel Giammar

Guibin Jiang

Keri Hornbuckle

Jennifer Field

Daniel Schlenk

25

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Ethics in PublishingPeer Review

Closing remarks

Date: Oct 21 Location: Mong Man Wai Building 138

Session 40. Overseas Chinese Scholar ForumChair: Jay Gan

Assistant: Wei Wang（18668070966, [email protected]）

October 21 2017Time slot Duration

(min) Presenter Institution Topic

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Chair

Dinner

micropollutants

A century of mercury inputs to chinese marginal seas

Multiscale behavior of contaminant transformation and transport in subsurface environments

Environmental chemical processes in Frozen solutions

Concluding Remarks

David Sedlak

The Hong Kong Polytechnic UniversitySouth China University of Science and TechnologyPohang University of Science and TechnologyResearch Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Xiangdong Li

Chuanxian Liu

Wonyong Choi

Guibin Jiang

25

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Welcome & Opening Remarks

Novel nanomaterials for blue energy generation using salinity gradientGeorgia Institute of Technology Jay Gan

Jay Gan


Guibin Jiang158:30‒8:45

Yongsheng Chen308:45‒9:15Identification and contributions of reactive species to micropollutant degradation under advanced oxidation conditions

Detection of DNA damage and protein biomarkers for environmental health researchEnvironmental fate and risks of emerging chemicals of concern in coastal region of south ChinaMass spectrometry for assessing the occurrence, repair and biological consequences of DNA damage

Georgia Institute of TechnologyChinghua Huang309:15‒9:45

University of AlbertaX. Chris Le3010:30‒11:00

City University of Hong KongPaul Lam3011:00‒11:30

University of California,Yinsheng Wang3011:30‒12:00

Resource recovery from wastewater using bioelectrochemical systems: yesterday, today, and tomorrow

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityZhen (Jason) He309:45‒10:15

Time slot Duration (min) Presenter Institution Topic Chair

Fri, Oct 21

10:15‒10:30

Riverside

Using stable isotopes to track transformation processes of organic

University of California,Riverside

EAWAGThomas B. Hofstetter

Louis Mn(III)12:30‒14:00

University of California,Berkeley

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16:10‒16:30

16:30‒16:50 Weihong Chen

Haidong Kan

Dianke Yu

Lihua Zhang

Qingdao University


Key components of health damage caused by particulate matter emission from traffic exhaust gases and population biomarkersProteomic and metabolic studies on the health effects of fine particulate

Session 41. “Toxicity and Health Effects of Fine Particulate Matter ” Symposium



14:00‒14:10 Chunxia WangGuibin Jiang Chinese Academy of Sciences

Environmental epidemiology of atmospheric fine particulate pollution

Exposure, omics and exposure assessment methods for atmospheric fine particulate matter pollution

Key toxic components of atmospheric fine particles, toxicology and health effects

Progress of the major research project “Toxicology and health effects of atmospheric fine particles”

Date：Oct 20 ‒ 21 Location：Mong Man Wei Building 225

Chair：Guibin Jiang, Yukui Zhang, Chunxia Wang, Qiankun Zhuang Assistant：Shulin Zhuang（15158092823，[email protected]）

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Yongning Wu

Yuxin Zheng

Jianfeng Huang

Weihong Chen

Shunqing Xu

Haidong Kan

Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences


Huazhong University of Science and TechnologyFudan University

Long term impacts of atmospheric fine particulate matter on cardiovascular disease and its prediction

Epigenetic characteristics of airborne fine particulate matter and its relationship with cardiovascular damage

Relationships between fine particulate matter exposure and childhood wheezing and asthmaMechanism of heart and lung damage caused by fine particulate matter

Lunch

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Bing Yan

Chuandao Li

Xiaomin Zhang

Ying Liu


National Nano Science Center

Characteristics of atomospheric fine particulate matter caused epigenetic changes and its association with cardiovascular damage

Toxicological mechanisms of body damage induced by toxic components in atmospheric particulate matter

Oral Presentations

16:50‒17:10

17:10‒17:30

17:30‒18:00

Maosheng Yao

Ke Hao

Peking University

Tongji University

Electrochemical extraction of rare earth elements in salt solid-liquid electrodes of LiCl-KCL molten systemBio3Air, a system with high temporal and spatial resolution for detecting individual exposure levels to air pollution

Oral Presentations

8:30‒8:50

8:50‒9:10 Shunqing Xu

Ke Hao

Chuandao Li

Bing Yan

Sun Yat-sen University

Shandong University

Mechanistic study of lung cancer caused by fine particulate matterexposure based on toxicity pathwayMolecular mechanisms at the interface between fine particles and cells

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9:30‒9:509:50‒10:20

10:20‒10:40

Ling Jin

Guoqing Hu

Hong Kong Polytech University


Comparison of key toxic components of atmospheric fine particles in the Yangtze River Delta and Pearl River DeltaFormation mechanisms and molecular structure of pulmonary surfactant corona

Oral Presentations

Coffee Break

Coffee Break

15:30‒15:4515:50‒16:10

Oral Presentations

X.F. Li

X.F. Li

Understanding severe haze formation in China: progress and challengesTexas A&M UniversityRenyi Zhang3014:00‒14:30

High-dimensional isotope signatures in atmospheric sulfateLouisiana State UniversityHuiming Bao3016:15‒16:45Thiolated arsenicals: occurrence and implicationsCombining basic and applied research in treatment of arsenic in waterConcluding Remarks

Florida International UniversityStevens Institute of TechnologyZhejiang University

Yong CaiXiaoguang Meng

Weiping Liu

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16:45‒17:1517:15‒17:4517:45‒18:0018:00‒20:30

Recovery of rare earth elements from coal ash wastesDuke UniversityHeileen Hsu-Kim3015:00‒15:3015:30‒15:45

Understanding the contributions of chemistry, emission, and meteorology to high wintertime PM2.5 levels in China

Polyfunctional properties of dissolved organic matter and its coupled reactions with microbes on mercury species transformation and

University of HoustonYuxuan Wang3014:30‒15:00

Oak Ridge National LaboratoryBaohua Gu3015:45‒16:15

Mass spectrometry-based techniques for the investigation on toxicological mechanisms of bisphenol F in breast cancer xenograftsHong Kong Baptist UniversityZongwei Cai3012:00‒12:30

Coffee break

Lunch12:30‒14:00

Campus tour & reception

matter

18:00‒19:30 Dinner

methylmercury production

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Scientific Program


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Transportation and Emergency Numbers China·Hangzhou Zhejiang University

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1.From Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport- Airport shuttle to Huanglong Tourist Gathering and Dispersing Center + TaxiTake the airport shuttle to Huanglong Tourist Gathering and Dispersing Center and then taxi to Zhejiang University. The airport shuttle center is located near Exit 8. Departure: every 15 min, ticket fare: 20 yuan. Taxi fare: about 25 yuan.- Airport shuttle to Wulin Square + TaxiTake the airport shuttle to Wulin Square and then taxi to Zhejiang University. The airport shuttle center is located near Exit 14. Departure: every 15 min, ticket fare: 30 yuan. Taxi fare: about 30 yuan.- TaxiDistance to Zhejiang University is about 40km. Taxi fare: about 160 yuan.Airport shuttle center website: http://www.hzairport.com/bus.aspx Phone: + 86-571-96123

2.From Hangzhou East Railway Station or Hangzhou Railway Station:- Subway + Bus:Subway Line 1 to West Lake Culture Square and bus 74 to Hangsan Bridge Station- Taxi: Distance to Zhejiang University is about 15 km. Fare: about 50 yuan.

Police: 110 (12 languages service available)Fire: 119First-aid Ambulance: 120Other issues: please contact Prof. Daohui Lin at +86 13065727535 (cell)

Transportation Guide

1. Zhejiang University (Zijingang Campus) 2. Xiaoshan International Airport 3.

Hangzhou East Railway Station 4. Hangzhou Railway Station 5. West Lake

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Attendees from Overseas China·Hangzhou Zhejiang University

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Attendees from Overseas

Xing-Fang LiSusan Richardson

Changer ChenJianlin Wu

Hongzhi ZhaoXun Gong

Yanjun HongLei Wang

Chen WangKevin C Jones

Hao ZhangJennifer FieldAlfredo Alder

Chang HeDaniel SchlenkLianguo ChenXulei Huang

Ge MengBinle LinJinxia Liu

Quanshun ZhangYing Zhu

Meilan HuangPaul Tratnyek

Len. SweetPenglin Ye

Dandan HuangChan Man NinYunliang Zhao

Douglas WorsnopZhenhong YuMingwei ZhaoCary T. Chiou

Elizabeth EdwardsLei Wang

Christopher P. HigginsDerek Muir

Daniel GiammarChunbin Li

Minhua Shao

University of Alberta, CanadaUniversity of South Carolina, USAStockholm University, SwedenMacau University of Science and Technology, MacauHong Kong Baptist University, Hong KongHong Kong Baptist University, Hong KongHong Kong Baptist University, Hong KongNational University of Singapore, SingaporeHong Kong Baptist University, Hong KongLancaster University, UKLancaster University, UKOregon State University, USAEAWAG, SwitzerlandThe University of Queensland, AustraliaUniversity of California, Riverside, USACity University of Hong Kong, Hong KongNational University of Singapore, SingaporeNational University of Singapore, SingaporeNational Technology of Advanced Industrial and Technology, JapanMcGill University, CanadaInstitute for In Vitro Sciences, Inc. USALancaster University，UKQueen's University Belfast，UKOregon Health and Science University, USALubrizol Corporation, USAAerodyne Research CACC, USACity University of Hong Kong, Hong KongThe Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong KongCarnegie Mellon University, USAAerodyne Research CACC, USAAerodyne Research CACC, USAChung Yuan Christian University, TaiwanNational Cheng Kung University, TaiwanUniversity of Toronto, CanadaThe Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong KongColorado School of Mines, USAEnvironment & Climate Change, CanadaWashington University, USANational Cheng Kung University, TaiwanHong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong

Name InstitutionZhiyong RenDavid Waite

Thomas B. HofstetterZimeng WangZuliang Chen

Pedro J. AlvarezYi Jiang

Wei ChenBaoqiang Wang

Lin Che-JenJinli Cui

Xiaoguang MengX. Chris Le

Wenjing DengTong Zhang

Wenxuan HuangJerald.L. Schnoor

David SedlakT. David Waite

Timothy J. StrathmannDavid Allen

Staci SimonichXiang-dong LiWonyong Choi

Yongsheng ChenChinghua HuangZhen (Jason) He

Paul LamYinsheng Wang

Zongwei CaiRenyi ZhangYuxuan Wang

Heileen Hsu-KimBaohua Gu

Huiming BaoYong Cai

Xiaoguang MengBruce E. LoganAriel Grostern

Jay Gan

University of Colorado Boulder, USAUniversity of New South Wales, AustraliaEAWAG, SwitzerlandLouisiana State University, USAThe University of Newcastle, AustraliaRice University, USAThe Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong KongNational University of Singapore, SingaporeThe Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong KongLamar University, USAThe Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong KongStevens Institute of Technology, USAUniversity of Alberta, CanadaThe Education University of Hong Kong, Hong KongThe University of Hong Kong, Hong KongNational Yang-Ming University, TaiwanUniversity of Iowa, USAUniversity of California, Berkeley, USAUniversity of New South Wales, AustraliaColorado School of Mines, USAUniversity of Texas at Austin, USAOregon State University, USAThe Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong KongPohang University of Science and Technology, South KoreaGeorgia Institute of Technology, USAGeorgia Institute of Technology, USAVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USACity University of Hong Kong, Hong KongUniversity of California Riverside, USAHong Kong Baptist University, Hong KongTexas A&M University, USAUniversity of Houston, USADuke University, USAOak Ridge National Laboratory, USALouisiana State University, USAFlorida International University, USAStevens Institute of Technology, USAPennsylvania State University, USAAmerican Chemical Society, USA University of California Riverside, USA

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China·Hangzhou Zhejiang UniversitySponsors

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