School Profile & Research System
Sino-European School of Technology (UTSEUS) at Shanghai University adheres to the educational philosophy of “Integrating Chinese and Western Wisdom, Uniting Knowledge and Practice”. It has assembled an outstanding international research team led by national-level talents and composed mainly of young and middle-aged academic backbone. Closely aligned with the national “Dual Carbon” strategy and digital transformation needs, the school has built a multi-dimensional interdisciplinary research system:
Led by Environmental and Energy Materials, grounded on Intelligent Control and Mathematical Theory, and driven by emerging growth areas in Electronic Information and Basic Sciences. This system has not only produced high-level international achievements in basic theoretical research but also demonstrated strong vitality in engineering application and industrial transformation.
Research Teams & Achievements Highlights
Environmental and Energy Engineering:
Prof. Wang Yong
Clarivate Highly Cited Researcher. He leads a team that has made breakthroughs in energy batteries, photocatalysis, and novel environmental functional materials (e.g., MOF/COF and carbon-based materials). He has published about 230 papers with over 20,000 citations, providing theoretical support for energy storage and environmental remediation.
Prof. Liu Jianyong
Focuses on low-carbon treatment and resource utilization of wastewater and waste. He innovatively developed a full anaerobic process of “Anaerobic Digestion – Anaerobic Ammonium Oxidation”. Cooperating with state-owned enterprises such as Shanghai Chengtou, he has translated achievements into thousand-ton demonstration projects, forming a complete cycle from theory to application, and received the Shanghai Science and Technology Progress Award.
Intelligent Systems & Fundamental Mathematical Theory:
Prof. Wang Ling
Specializes in evolutionary computation and intelligent control, solving optimization problems in complex industrial systems. Her achievements in collaborative security control of industrial Internet and intelligent optimal control of power stations have supported several key projects of the National Natural Science Foundation of China, and won First Prizes from the Chinese Society for Measurement and Control and Shanghai Municipal Science and Technology Progress.
Prof. He Zhuoheng
Works at the intersection of mathematics and signal processing, focusing on matrix algebra and its applications in automatic control. He has published multiple ESI highly cited papers in top journals such as Automatica, laying a solid mathematical foundation.
Mr. Chen Lunde
Explores frontiers in large language models (LLM) and embodied intelligence. He conducts research on automated reward modeling using LLMs and diffusion-model-based computer vision, providing new technical pathways for autonomous evolution and security defense of intelligent systems.
Electronic Information & Basic Sciences:
Assoc. Prof. Du Jinxin
Focuses on flexible antenna design for Wireless Body Area Networks (WBAN) and wireless power transfer. He leads a Youth Project of the National Natural Science Foundation of China, overcoming challenges in stochastic modeling of antenna radiation performance in complex environments, providing key technical support for wearable medical devices and IoT terminal power supply.
Mr. Du Shuimiao
Devotes to the Cauchy problem of quasi-linear hyperbolic equations and non-additive measure theory. Through multi-scale analysis projects, he reveals the mathematical essence of physical phenomena at micro-nano interfaces, offering profound theoretical guidance for micro-nano manufacturing and material design.
Relying on the advantages of its Sino-French international cooperation platform, UTSEUS will further deepen “industry-education integration and science-education integration”. By integrating multidisciplinary resources, the school is accelerating the shift from individual technological breakthroughs to systemic integrated innovation, continuously writing a new chapter in engineering science and technological innovation.
