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Zezhen Pan潘泽真

Associate Professor, PhD Supervisor · Environmental geochemistry

Zezhen Pan studies environmental geochemistry, with interests in mineral–water interfacial reactions, the environmental behavior of uranium and other contaminants, and the regulation of contaminant transformations by iron minerals and organic ligands.

01 · Research focus

Understanding contaminant fate through interfacial reactions.

01

Environmental geochemistry

环境地球化学

Studying element transport, speciation and fate at mineral–water interfaces.

02

Radionuclides & uranium

放射性核素与铀

Resolving the reduction, adsorption, immobilization and long-term stabilization of radionuclides such as uranium.

03

Iron minerals & contaminants

铁矿物与污染物过程

Using interfacial characterization and reaction modeling to understand how iron minerals regulate contaminant behavior.

02 · Background

Education & appointments

Education

  1. Washington University in St. Louis · PhD

  2. Beijing Normal University · Bachelor’s degree

Appointments

  1. Associate Professor · Fudan University

  2. Youth Associate Research Fellow · Fudan University

  3. Postdoctoral Researcher · École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland

  4. Visiting Scholar · Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan

03 · Recognition & service

Contributing to the academic community

Honors & awards

Research & scholarship3
  1. NSFC Excellent Young Scientists Fund (Overseas)

  2. Shanghai Science and Technology Commission Qimingxing Program

  3. Shanghai Municipal Education Commission Pujiang Talent Program

Education & public good1
  1. First Prize, Fudan University Young Faculty Teaching Competition

Academic & university service

Academic community service3
  • 2024—

    Member, Youth Working Committee, Chinese Society for Mineralogy, Petrology and Geochemistry

  • 2024—

    Youth Member, Soil Environment Committee, Soil Science Society of China

  • 2023—

    Assistant Editor and Associate Editor, Applied Geochemistry

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Starting from shared questions and building open collaborations.

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