Department of Civil and
Environmental
Engineering,
Phone
(610) 758-5318. FAX (610) 758-6405.
Email: wez3@lehigh.edu
Ph.D.
Environmental Engineering. 1995.
M.S. E.
Environmental
Engineering.
1992.
B.S.E
Civil
& Environmental Engineering.
1984.
2002-
Class 1961 Professorship
2001-
Associate Professor,
1995 - 2001
Assistant Professor,
1990-1995
Research Assistant,
1984 -1989
Engineer, National
Electronic Engineering Design Institute,
Research
and Teaching Interests
Environmental
nanotechnologies, nanomaterials, in situ
remediation,
industrial waste treatment, water & wastewater
Synergistic
Activities
Pertinent Professional Services:
Proposal and manuscript reviews: NSF, EPA, Department of
Agriculture,
Department of Energy, American Chemical Society, Environmental Science
Technology, J. of Environ. Eng., Water Research, Chemistry of
Materials, Langmuir, Industrial &
Engineering Chemistry Research,
Ground Water, J. of Catalysis, etc.
Professional Memberships: American Chemical Society
(ACS), American Society of Civil
Engineers (ASCE), American Water Works Association (AWWA), Association
of
Environmental Engineering and Science Professors (AEESP), American
Association
for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
Honors and Awards:
National
Science Foundation CAREER Award (2000),
Christian
R. and Mary F. Lindback Foundation Junior
Faculty
Award (2001),
Class
1961 Professorship (2002)
Movers
and Shapers of Lehigh Valley 2002 (
NASA
TECH BRIEFS – Honor of The Year in
Technology (2003)
Lien, H
and Zhang, W. 2004. Hydrodechlorination of
Chlorinated Ethanes by Nanoscale Pd/Fe Bimetallic Particles. Journal
of
Environmental Engineering, in press.
Masciangioli, T. and
Zhang, W. 2003. Environmental
Technology at the Nanoscale. Environmental Science
&
Technology 37(5): 102 A-108A.
Zhang, W. 2003. Nanoscale
Iron
Particles for Environmental Remediation: An Overview. Journal of Nanoparticle Research, 5:323-332.
Glazier,
Robert, Venkatakrishnan, R., Gheorghiu,
F., Walata, L., Nash, R., Zhang, W. 2003. Nanotechnology Takes Root. Civil
Engineering, 73 (5): 64-69.
Lien, H
and Zhang, W. 2002. A Novel Bifunctional Aluminum for the Oxidation of MTBE
and TAME by
Dioxygen. Journal of
Environmental Engineering,
128(9): 791-795.
Lien, H.
and Zhang, W. 2002. Enhanced
Dehalogenation by Bimetallic Cu/Al. Chemosphere,
49(4):371-378.
Elliott,
Daniel and Zhang, W. 2001. Field Assessment of Nanoparticles
for Groundwater Treatment, Environmental Science & Technology 35:
4922-4926.
Lien, H
and Zhang, W. 2001. Complete Dechlorination
of Chlorinated Ethenes with Nanoparticles,
Colloids and Surfaces A, 191: 97-105.
Xu, Y. and
Zhang, W. 2000. Subcolloidal
Fe/Ag Particles for Reductive Dehalogenation
of
Chlorinated Benzenes. Industrial & Engineering Chemistry
Research,
39:2238-2244.
Lien,
H and Zhang, W. 1999. Reactions
of
Chlorinated Methanes with Nanoscale
Metal Particles, Journal of Environmental Engineering.
125:
1042-1047.
Zhang,
W., Bouwer, E., and Ball, W. 1998. Bioavailability
of Hydrophobic Organic Contaminants - Effects and
Implications of Sorption-Related Mass Transfer on Bioremediation.
Ground
Water Monitoring and Remediation, 1998 (4), 1-13.
Zhang, W.,
Wang, C., and Lien., H. 1998.
Treatment of Chlorinated Organic Contaminants With
Nanoscale Bimetallic
Particles. Catalysis Today, 40, 387-395.
Wang, C., and Zhang, W. 1997. Synthesizing Nanoscale Iron
Particles for Rapid and Complete Dechlorination
of TCE and PCBs, Environmental Science
& Technology, 31(7): 2154-2156.
Park, K., Klier,
K., Wang, C., and Zhang, W. 1997.
Interaction of Tetrachloroethylene (PCE)
with Pd
(100) Studied by High Resolution X-Ray Emission Spectroscopy (HRXPS). Journal
of Physical Chemistry B, 101: 5420-5428.
Zhang,
W., Bouwer, E. 1997. Biodegradation
of
Benzene, Toluene and Naphthalene in Soil-Water Slurry Microcosms.
Biodegradation,
8: 167-175.