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Wei Zhang is an Associate Professor at Michigan State University specializing in Environmental Soil Physics within the Soil Water Research Lab. His research focuses on the environmental processes that affect soil, water, and plant systems, emphasizing the implications of emerging contaminants in agroecosystems. He integrates concepts from environmental soil physics, chemistry, and biology to tackle important issues such as antibiotic resistance and engineered nanomaterials. Previously, he held positions as an Assistant Professor at Michigan State University and as a Research Associate at the Environmental Protection Agency. Wei has authored numerous publications, and he serves as an associate editor for prominent journals in the field of environmental quality and soil science. His ongoing work aims to promote sustainable agricultural practices and the responsible use of soil and water resources, with a particular interest in unsaturated soils and vadose zone performance. He is involved with various professional societies and has received several awards for his research contributions during his academic career.
Michigan State University • East Lansing, MI
Teaching and conducting research in environmental soil physics.
Michigan State University • East Lansing, MI
Conducted research and taught courses related to environmental soil physics.
Environmental Protection Agency •
Worked on research projects related to soil and water.
Cornell University •
Assisted in research on environmental engineering.
Oklahoma State University •
Supported research efforts in biosystems engineering.
Shanghai Research Institute of Petrochemical Technology •
Worked as an engineer focusing on environmental issues.
Department of Psychology