职称：副教授（硕士生导师）

系所：环境科学与工程系

办公室：校本部东区环化楼401室

E-mail：feifeiwang@shu.edu.cn

个人简介

王菲菲，上海大学环境科学与工程系，副教授，硕士生导师。2012-2019年相继在荷兰代尔夫特理工大学攻读博士学位和开展博士后研究，2019年入职上海大学，2020年入选上海市高层次人才计划。长期从事城市饮用水安全保障和水体有机污染控制方面的教学与研究工作，在1）水体消毒副产物的分析识别、生成转化与综合调控，2）新兴有机微污染物的转化归趋与高级还原/氧化降解等方面取得了创新成果。主持或参与国家自然科学基金3项、省部级科研项目3项、荷兰国家级重大课题1项、技术研发横向课题多项。在ES&T、Water Research等环境和水研究领域重要期刊发表SCI论文50余篇，申请国家发明专利4项；多次应邀参加国内国际会议报告；长期受邀参与Water Research、Chemical Engineering Journal等国际知名杂志的审稿工作。

热忱欢迎环境专业或给排水专业学生报考我的研究生，加入我们青春活力的课题组！本人邮箱feifeiwang@shu.edu.cn。

学术经历

2021.1-今 上海大学，特聘副教授/副教授

2019.1-2020.12 上海大学，讲师

2018.2-2019.1 荷兰代尔夫特理工大学，博士后

2012.9-2018.5 荷兰代尔夫特理工大学，博士学位

2012.4-2012.6 中科院水生生物研究所，短期交流

2009.9-2012.6 华东师范大学，硕士学位

研究方向

1. 水体消毒副产物的分析识别、生成机制与综合控制

2. 新兴有机微污染的转化归趋与高级还原/氧化协同控制

代表成果

20篇代表性论文：

1. Urban stormwater discharge contributes more micropollutants to surface water in humid regions of China: Comparison with treated wastewater. Water research 2024, 268, (Pt B), 122712.（第二作者，JCR一区）

2. Wang, H.; Wang, F.; Qin, W.; He, C.; Wang, F.; Liang, X.; Li, X., A critical review on the use of flue gas desulfurization gypsum to ameliorate saline-alkali soils and its prospect for reducing carbon emissions. Sci Total Environ 2024, 945, 174053.（通讯作者，JCR一区）

3. Wang, F.; Zhou, J.; Pan, J.; Zhang, H.; He, C.; Duan, X.; Hofman, J.; van der Hoek, J. P., Enhancing bio-remediation of nitrate-contaminated drinking water source using a newly prepared solid-phase carbon source and evaluating risks of disinfection by-product formation and biostability. J. Water Process Eng. 2024, 64. （第一作者，JCR二区）

4. Effects of phosphate addition on the removal of disinfection by-product formation potentials by biological activated carbon filtration. Science of the Total Environment, 2023, 882, 163534. （第一作者，JCR一区）

5. Effects of biological activated carbon filter running time on disinfection by-product precursor removal. Science of the Total Environment, 2022, 838, 155936. （第一作者，JCR一区）

6. Does Biological Activated Carbon Filtration Make Chlor(am)inated Drinking Water Safer. Water, 2022, 14, 2640 (通讯作者，JCR三区)

7. Effective remediation of cadmium and zinc co-contaminated soil by electrokinetic-permeable reactive barrier with a pretreatment of complexing agent and microorganism. Chemical Engineering Journal, 2021, 407, 126923. (通讯作者，JCR一区)

8. Characterization of dissolved organic matter derived from atmospheric dry deposition and its DBP formation. Water research 2020, 171. (第二作者，JCR一区)

9. Phytoremediation of soil heavy metals (Cd and Zn) by castor seedlings: Tolerance, accumulation and subcellular distribution, 2020, 252, 126471. （通讯作者，JCR二区）

10. Integrated control of CX₃ R-type DBP formation by coupling thermally activated persulfate pre-oxidation and chloramination. Water Research, 2019, 160, 304-312. (第一作者，JCR一区)

11. Weak magnetic field accelerates chloroacetamides removal by zero-valent iron in drinking water: degradation efficiency and mechanism. Chemical Engineering Journal, 2019, 358,40-47.（第一作者, JCR一区）

12. Effective removal of bromate in nitrate-reducing anoxic zones during managed aquifer recharge for drinking water treatment. Water Research, 2018, 130, 88-97. （第一作者、通讯作者， JCR一区）

13. Rapid degradation of brominated and iodinated haloacetamides with sulfite in drinking water: Degradation kinetics and mechanisms. Water Research, 2018, 143, 325-333. （第一作者, JCR一区, IF 7.28）

14. The fate of H₂O₂ during managed aquifer recharge: A residual from advanced oxidation processes for drinking water production. Chemosphere, 2016, 148, 263-269. (第一作者, JCR二区)

15. Effect of residual H₂O₂ from advanced oxidation processes on subsequent biological water treatment: A laboratory batch study. Chemosphere, 2017, 185, 637-646. (第一作者, JCR二区)

16. Bromate reduction by iron (II) during managed aquifer recharge: A laboratory-scale study. Water, 2018, 10, 370.（第一作者, JCR 四区）

17. Sulfonamides removal under different redox conditions and microbial response to sulfonamides stress during riverbank filtration: A laboratory column study. Chemosphere, 2019, 220, 668-677.（第三作者， JCR二区）

18. The contribution of atmospheric particulate matter to the formation of CX₃R-type disinfection by-products in rainwater during chlorination. Water Research, 2018, 145, 531-540.（第三作者, JCR一区）

19. Microbial degradation of typical amino acids and its impact on the formation of trihalomethanes, haloacetonitriles and haloacetamides during chlor(am)ination. Water Research, 2019, 159, 55-64. (第二作者， JCR一区)

20. Effect of reduced sulfur group on the formation of CX₃R-type disinfection by-products during chlor(am)ination of reduced sulfur compounds. Chemical Engineering Journal, 2019, 361, 227-234. (第二作者, JCR一区)

科研项目

1. 2024-2026，国家自然科学基金，老龄炭滤池对消毒副产物前驱物的控制效果、驱动机制及调控方法 （主持）

2. 2023-2024，国家科技部，水环境中抗生素消毒副产物的生成规律及关键控制技术研究 （主持）

3. 2023-2023，横向课题，污水磷超标溯源排查 （主持）

4. 2021-2022，横向课题，水库库区底泥活性年度季节变化 （主持）

5. 2020-2023，上海科委，新冠疫情对上海市政排水系统的环境次生风险效应研究-子课题 （主持）

6. 2019-2021，国重室开放基金，强化BAC微生物作用有效控制消毒副产物的效果和机理研究 （主持）

7. 2019-2022，国家自然科学基金，九段沙湿地互花米草根区土壤硫-铁耦合过程及其入侵机制 （参与）

8. 2019-2021，横向课题，复合微生物菌剂对水稻增产及蟹塘水质改善效应示范研究 （参与）

9. 2018-2019，荷兰横向技术研发课题，饮用水高级氧化副产物溴酸盐的微生物去除 （主持）

10. 2013-2016，荷兰经济事务部水技术课题，饮用水处理中高级氧化对河岸过滤的影响研究 （核心骨干）

获奖情况

2021年 上海大学环化学院优秀全程导师

2020年 上海市高层次人才

2016年 荷兰TU Delft Lamminga fond奖学金

2012年 中国环境科学年会优秀论文

教授课程

本科生课程：环境微生物实验，数值分析

研究生课程：污染环境生态修复、人工智能在环境研究中的应用、学术英语写作与交流

Feifei Wang

Title: Associate Professor

Department: School of Environmental Science and Engineering

Office: Room 401, Environmental and Chemical Building, East Campus

E-mail: feifeiwang@shu.edu.cn

Profile:

Feifei Wang is an associate professor at the School of Environmental Science and Engineering, Shanghai University. She completed her Ph.D. and postdoctoral research at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands from 2012 to 2019. She joined Shanghai University in 2019 and was selected as a high-level talent in Shanghai in 2020. Her research focuses on the safety of urban drinking water and the control of organic pollution in water bodies. She has made innovative achievements in the following areas: 1) Analysis, identification, formation, transformation, and comprehensive control of disinfection by-products in water; 2) Transformation and advanced reduction/oxidation degradation of emerging organic micropollutants. She has led or participated in three National Natural Science Foundation projects, three provincial and ministerial-level research projects, one Dutch national major project, and multiple horizontal technology development projects. She has published over 50 SCI papers in important journals such as ES&T and Water Research, applied for four national invention patents, and has been invited to review manuscripts for international journals such as Water Research and Chemical Engineering Journal.

Students majoring in Environmental Science or Water Supply and Drainage Engineering are warmly welcome to apply for my graduate programs. For inquiries, please contact her at feifeiwang@shu.edu.cn.

Education and Position Held:

2021.1 - Present: Associate Professor, Shanghai University

2019.1 - 2020.12: Lecturer, Shanghai University

2018.2 - 2019.1: Postdoctoral Researcher, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands

2012.9 - 2018.5: Ph.D., Delft University of Technology, Netherlands

2012.4 - 2012.6: Short-term Exchange, Institute of Hydrobiology, Chinese Academy of Sciences

2009.9 - 2012.6: Master's Degree, East China Normal University

Research Interests:

Analysis, identification, formation mechanisms, and comprehensive control of disinfection by-products in water

Transformation and advanced reduction/oxidation control of emerging organic micropollutants

Keywords: Halogenated disinfection by-products, organic micropollutants, antibiotics, antibiotic resistance genes, advanced reduction, advanced oxidation

Representative Publications (20 papers):

1. Urban stormwater discharge contributes more micropollutants to surface water in humid regions of China: Comparison with treated wastewater. Water Research 2024, 268, (Pt B), 122712. (Second author, JCR Q1)

2. Wang, H.; Wang, F.; Qin, W.; He, C.; Wang, F.; Liang, X.; Li, X., A critical review on the use of flue gas desulfurization gypsum to ameliorate saline-alkali soils and its prospect for reducing carbon emissions. Science of the Total Environment 2024, 945, 174053. (Corresponding author, JCR Q1)

3. Wang, F.; Zhou, J.; Pan, J.; Zhang, H.; He, C.; Duan, X.; Hofman, J.; van der Hoek, J. P., Enhancing bio-remediation of nitrate-contaminated drinking water source using a newly prepared solid-phase carbon source and evaluating risks of disinfection by-product formation and biostability. Journal of Water Process Engineering 2024, 64. (First author, JCR Q2)

4. Effects of phosphate addition on the removal of disinfection by-product formation potentials by biological activated carbon filtration. Science of the Total Environment 2023, 882, 163534. (First author, JCR Q1)

5. Effects of biological activated carbon filter running time on disinfection by-product precursor removal. Science of the Total Environment 2022, 838, 155936. (First author, JCR Q1)

6. Does Biological Activated Carbon Filtration Make Chlor(am)inated Drinking Water Safer. Water 2022, 14, 2640 (Corresponding author, JCR Q3)

7. Effective remediation of cadmium and zinc co-contaminated soil by electrokinetic-permeable reactive barrier with a pretreatment of complexing agent and microorganism. Chemical Engineering Journal 2021, 407, 126923. (Corresponding author, JCR Q1)

8. Characterization of dissolved organic matter derived from atmospheric dry deposition and its DBP formation. Water Research 2020, 171. (Second author, JCR Q1)

9. Phytoremediation of soil heavy metals (Cd and Zn) by castor seedlings: Tolerance, accumulation and subcellular distribution, 2020, 252, 126471. (Corresponding author, JCR Q2)

10. Integrated control of CX₃ R-type DBP formation by coupling thermally activated persulfate pre-oxidation and chloramination. Water Research 2019, 160, 304-312. (First author, JCR Q1)

11. Weak magnetic field accelerates chloroacetamides removal by zero-valent iron in drinking water: degradation efficiency and mechanism. Chemical Engineering Journal 2019, 358, 40-47. (First author, JCR Q1)

12. Effective removal of bromate in nitrate-reducing anoxic zones during managed aquifer recharge for drinking water treatment. Water Research 2018, 130, 88-97. (First author, Corresponding author, JCR Q1)

13. Rapid degradation of brominated and iodinated haloacetamides with sulfite in drinking water: Degradation kinetics and mechanisms. Water Research 2018, 143, 325-333. (First author, JCR Q1, IF 7.28)

14. The fate of H₂O₂ during managed aquifer recharge: A residual from advanced oxidation processes for drinking water production. Chemosphere 2016, 148, 263-269. (First author, JCR Q2)

15. Effect of residual H₂O₂ from advanced oxidation processes on subsequent biological water treatment: A laboratory batch study. Chemosphere 2017, 185, 637-646. (First author, JCR Q2)

16. Bromate reduction by iron (II) during managed aquifer recharge: A laboratory-scale study. Water 2018, 10, 370. (First author, JCR Q4)

17. Sulfonamides removal under different redox conditions and microbial response to sulfonamides stress during riverbank filtration: A laboratory column study. Chemosphere 2019, 220, 668-677. (Third author, JCR Q2)

18. The contribution of atmospheric particulate matter to the formation of CX3R-type disinfection by-products in rainwater during chlorination. Water Research 2018, 145, 531-540. (Third author, JCR Q1)

19. Microbial degradation of typical amino acids and its impact on the formation of trihalomethanes, haloacetonitriles and haloacetamides during chlor(am)ination. Water Research 2019, 159, 55-64. (Second author, JCR Q1)

20. Effect of reduced sulfur group on the formation of CX3R-type disinfection by-products during chlor(am)ination of reduced sulfur compounds. Chemical Engineering Journal 2019, 361, 227-234. (Second author, JCR Q1)

Research Projects:

1. 2024-2026, National Natural Science Foundation of China, "Control effects, driving mechanisms, and regulatory methods of aged activated carbon filters on disinfection by-product precursors" (Principal Investigator)

2. 2023-2024, Ministry of Science and Technology, "Generation patterns and key control technologies of antibiotic disinfection by-products in water environments" (Principal Investigator)

3. 2023, Horizontal Project, "Phosphorus over-limit source tracing and investigation" (Principal Investigator)

4. 2021-2022, Horizontal Project, "Seasonal changes in the activity of reservoir bottom sediment" (Principal Investigator)

5. 2020-2023, Shanghai Science and Technology Commission, "Environmental secondary risk effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on Shanghai's municipal drainage system - Sub-project" (Principal Investigator)

6. 2019-2021, Open Fund of National Key Laboratory, "Study on the effects and mechanisms of enhanced microbial action in BAC to effectively control disinfection by-products" (Principal Investigator)

7. 2019-2022, National Natural Science Foundation of China, "Sulfur-iron coupling processes in the root zone soil of Spartina alterniflora in Jiuduansha Wetland and its invasion mechanisms" (Participant)

8. 2019-2021, Horizontal Project, "Demonstration study on the effects of composite microbial agents on rice yield increase and water quality improvement in crab ponds" (Participant)

9. 2018-2019, Dutch Horizontal Technology Development Project, "Microbial removal of bromate, a by-product of advanced oxidation in drinking water" (Principal Investigator)

10. 2013-2016, Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs Water Technology Project, "Impact of advanced oxidation on riverbank filtration in drinking water treatment" (Core member)

Awards and Honors:

1. 2021: Outstanding Full-process Mentor, School of Environmental and Chemical Engineering, Shanghai University

2. 2020: High-level Talent in Shanghai

3. 2016: Lamminga fond Scholarship, TU Delft, Netherlands

4. 2012: Outstanding Paper Award, Chinese Environmental Science Annual Conference

Courses Taught:

1. Undergraduate Courses: Environmental Microbiology Laboratory, Numerical Analysis

2. Graduate Courses: Ecological Remediation of Polluted Environments, Application of Artificial Intelligence in Environmental Research, Academic English Writing and Communication