一、主要研究方向 温室气体减排 碳氮生物地球化学循环 二、社会兼职、国内外学术团体任职情况 国际水协会(IWA)会员 中国环境科学学会高级会员 担任《水生态学杂志》、《生态学杂志》等期刊青年编委 三、 教育及进修经历 1.教育经历 2008.09-2012.06,山东大学,环境科学与工程专业,工学学士学位 2012.09-2019.06,山东大学,环境工程,工学博士学位(硕博连读) 2017.08-2018.08,美国佐治亚理工学院(Georgia Institute of Technology),联合培养 2.工作经历 2019.06-2022.08,重庆大学,环境与生态学院,师资博士后/助理研究员 2022.09至今,重庆大学,环境与生态学院,副研究员 四、科研项目 1.国家自然科学基金面上项目:锰基质促进再生水生态处理设施甲烷和氧化亚氮协同减排机理,2024.01-2027.12,主持; 2.国家自然科学基金青年项目:湿地沉积物中甲烷和氧化亚氮交互消减的生物化学转化机制,2022.01-2024.12,主持; 3.国家重点研发计划重点专项子课题:城市超标降雨风险预控预警与蓄排联调技术,2022.11-2026.10,主持; 4.重庆市自然科学基金项目:消落带湿地基于甲烷氧化电子传递体系的碳素迁移转化过程及机制研究,2020.09-2022.08,主持; 5.重庆市博士后研究特别资助项目:人工湿地中铁基电子传递对微量有机污染物的强化去除及机制研究,2019.11-2021.11,主持; 6.重庆市技术创新与应用发展专项重点项目:多规数据融合与动态认知平台关键技术研究与应用,2019.09-2021.09; 7.国家自然科学基金联合基金重点支持项目:三峡库区典型流域生源要素迁移转化过程及微生物驱动机制,2021.01-2024.12,参研; 8.国家自然科学基金重点国际合作研究项目:基于植物资源化的吸附强化型人工湿地及其PAHs去除特性研究,2018.01-2022.12,参研; 9.国家自然科学基金面上项目:人工湿地植物根系铁膜驱动铁循环强化难降解微量有机污染物去除的研究,2020.01-2023.12,61万元,参研; 10.国家自然科学基金面上项目:人工湿地系统中氧化亚氮依赖型甲烷厌氧氧化新路径的研究,2016.01-2019.12,75万元,主研。 五、主要学术论文 1.Wu H. , Wang R., Yan P., Wu S., Chen Z., Zhao Y.,Cheng C., Hu Z., Zhuang L., Guo Z., Xie H. and Zhang J. 2023. Constructed wetlands for pollution control.Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, 4: 218-234. 2.Cheng C., He Q., Zhang J., Chai H., Yang Y., Pavlostathis S.G., Wu H. 2022. New insight into ammonium oxidation processes and mechanisms mediated by manganese oxide in constructed wetlands.Water Research,215: 118251. 3.Cheng C., Zhang J., He Q., Wu H., Chen Y., Xie H. and Pavlostathis S.G. 2021. Exploring simultaneous nitrous oxide and methane sink in wetland sediments under anoxic conditions.Water Research,194: 116958. 4.Cheng C., Bai X., Zhang J. and He Q. 2022. Intensified interactions of triclosan and diclofenac mitigation and nitrogen removal in manganese oxide constructed wetlands.Chemical Engineering Journal, 433: 134493. 5.Cheng C., He Q., Zhang J., Chen B., Pavlostathis S.G. 2022. Is the role of aerobic methanotrophs underestimated in methane oxidation under hypoxic conditions?Science of the Total Environment,833: 155244. 6. Bai X., He Q., Li H., Xu Q. andCheng C.2022. Response of CO2and CH4transport to damming: A case study of Yulin River in the Three Gorges Reservoir, China.Environmental Research, 208:112733. 7. Qin C., Yao D.,Cheng C., Xie H, Hu Z., Zhang J. 2022.Influence of iron species on the simultaneous nitrate and sulfate removal in constructed wetlands under low/high COD concentrations.Environmental Research,212:113453. 8.Cheng C., Zhang J., Xu J., Yang Y.J.; Bai X.X., He Q. 2022. Enhanced removal of nutrients and diclofenac by birnessite sand vertical flow constructed wetlands.Journal of Water Process Engineering,46: 102656. 9.Cheng C., Sun T., Li H., He Q., Pavlostathis S. G., and Zhang J. 2021. New insights in correlating greenhouse gas emissions and microbial carbon and nitrogen transformations in wetland sediments based on genomic and functional analysis.Journal of Environmental Management, 297: 113280. 10. Liu H.,Cheng C., and Wu H. 2021. Sustainable utilization of wetland biomass for activated carbon production: A review on recent advances in modification and activation methods.Science of the Total Environment,790: 148214. 11. Yan, J., Hu, X., He, Q., Qin, H., Yi, D., Lv, D.,Cheng C., Zhao YQ. & Chen, Y.* 2021. Simultaneous enhancement of treatment performance and energy recovery using pyrite as anodic filling material in constructed wetland coupled with microbial fuel cells.Water Research, 117333. 12. Bai, X., Xu, Q., Li, H.,Cheng C., & He, Q. 2021. Lack of methane hotspot in the upstream dam: Case study in a tributary of the Three Gorges Reservoir, China.Science of The Total Environment, 754, 142151. 13. Dykstra, C. M.,Cheng C., & Pavlostathis, S. G. 2020. Comparison of Carbon Dioxide with Anaerobic Digester Biogas as a Methanogenic Biocathode Feedstock.Environmental Science & Technology,54(14), 8949-8957. 14.Cheng C.Shen X.X., Xie H.J., Hu Z., Pavlostathis S. G. and Zhang J. 2019.Coupled methane and nitrous oxide biotransformation in freshwater wetland sediment microcosms.Science of the Total Environment,648: 916-922. |