Wei Chen (Craig W. Chen) PERSONAL INFORMATION : Address in UK: Room B517 LEC I Lancaster Environment Centre Lancaster University Lancaster , LA1 4YQ Address in China: Class S-09-21, School of Environmental Studies (SES) China University of Geosciences (CUG) No.388 Lumo Road , Hongshan District Wuhan , Hubei , P.R. China, 430074 E-mail: w.chen5@lancaster.ac.uk; craig040051@gmail.com. My ResearchID: http://www.researcherid.com/rid/B-8101-2011 Google Site: https://sites.google.com/site/craig040051/ EDUCATION : 2012.02 —Present: Ph.D. Candidate , Lancaster Environment Centre, Lancaster University, United Kingdom, majoring in Environment Chemistry, predict to gain to degree in June 2015(directed by Prof. Kevin C. Jones), Ph.D project: Fate of chemicals in Chinese waste-water treatment plants (WWTPs) ; 2009.09—Present: Ph.D. Candidate, School of Environment Studies, China University of Geosciences, majoring in Environment science and Engineering, predict to gain to degree in June 2014 (it has been being paused at present); 2005.09—2009.06: B.S., School of Environmental Studies, China University of Geosciences; majoring in Hydrology and Water Resources (Hydrogeology). RESEARCH INTERESTS : My research focuses on the environmental geochemistry of persistent toxic substances (PTS), especially on persistent organic pollutants (POPs) and heavy metals, including environmental fate and behavior of POPs, environmental behavior and bioavailability of heavy metals, and remediation of POPs and heavy metals in soils and groundwater. Recently, I change my research on the fate of chemicals in wastewater treatment, to investigate the fate of chemicals in Chinese waste-water treatment plants (WWTPs) and their subsequent environmental fate, effects of treatment processes and efficiency for a range of daily use chemicals and occurrence and removal of priority substances through the sewage treatment processes in China. EXPERIENCES IN RESEARCH PROGRAMMES : Programmes Joined as Director, Leader or Kay Member 2011.09—Present: Monitoring of Atmosphere, Wastewater and Noise around the Gas Stations for Natural Gas Transport from Sichuan to Shanghai of Sinopec Company; 2010.10—Present: Framework Development of Climate Change Adaptation Strategy in Xiangning City, Hubei Province, supported by World Wide Found (WWF) Beijing Office (key member; PI: Prof. Shihua Qi; No. 3388); 2010.10—Present: Geochemistry of Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) in Bosten Lake Region, China, National Innovative Experiment Projects, supported by the Ministry of Education of China (Vice-director); 2010.10—2011.12: Prevention and Rememdation Plan of Soil Contamination in Hubei Province Regional Design of Soil function in Hubei Province, Supported by Hubei Environmental Monitoring Central Station (Vice-PI; PI: Prof. Shihua Qi); 2010.03—Present: Long Range Transport of Organochlorine Pesticides in the Region of Basin—Mountain using Chlorine Stable Isotopes, supported by 47th Postdoctoral Scientific Funding of the People’s Republic of China (key member; PI: Dr. Xingli Xing; No. 20100471205); 2009.08—2010.03: Survey and Assessment of Soil Heavy Metal Pollution in Daye City, Supported by Hubei Environmental Monitoring Central Station (Vice-PI; PI: Prof. Shihua Qi); 2007.10—2009.05: Transfer and Transform of persistent organic pesticide (POPs) in the Environmental Multimedia, National Innovative Experiment Projects, supported by the Ministry of Education of China (PI, be one of the Best Research Team in the final summary); 2007.06—2008.12: Residue, Ecological Risk Assessment Environmental Quality Assessment of Organochlorine Pesticides (OCPs) and Heavy Metals in the Peacock River in Xinjiang, China, supported by Undergraduate Scientific Research Innovation Plan in 2007, China University of Geosciences (PI); 2006.07—2009.06: Cross Fire Team surveyed the Peacock River in Xinjiang (China) in summer holiday 2006, have done the experiment on OCPs in the Key Laboratory of Biogeology and Environmental Geology of Ministry of Education (key member); 2006.07: Field investigation on the Peacock River ecosystem in Xinjiang, China, for half a month in the summer holiday, support by China University of Geosciences (key member); Programmes Joined as Main or General Member 2010.09—Present: Occurences and Chlorine Stable Isotopes of Organochlorine Pesticides in Soil by Continuous Emission, supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (main member; PI: Prof. Shihua Qi; NSFC, No. 41073070); 2010.04—2010.06: Survey and Remediation of Hushan Contaminated Site in Wuhan City, supported by Wuhan Land Administration Centre (main member, PI: Prof. Zejiao LUO); 2010.01—Present: Long Range Transport Model for Persistent Organic Pollutants in the Region of Basin—Mountain, supported by Ph.D. Programs Foundation of Ministry of Education of China (member; PI: Prof. Shihua Qi, No. 20090145110004); 2009.08—Present: Major Environmental and Geological Problems Research of Karst Mountain Areas in Southwest of China, Supported by China Geological Survey (member; PI: Prof. Shihua Qi, No. 1212010813111); 2009.01—2010.10: Survey and Assessment of Organochlorine Pesticides residue in soil of Fujian Province, Supported by Fujian Institute of Geological Survey (main member, PI: Prof. Shihua Qi); 2008.03—2011.10: Atmospheric Particle Composion and Sources in Tanggu District of Tianjin City, supported by Environmental Cnetre of Tianjin City (member, PI: Shihua QI). SPECIALTY SKILLS : Experimental and Instrumental Analytical Skills 1) Proficient with operation of GC-MS/ECD/FID/NPD, HPLC, IC, ICP-OES, GF-AAS and AFS, and data process software; 2) Extensive experiences on extraction techniques for trace organic contaminants (Soxhlet extraction, Ultrasonic solvent extraction and liquid-phase microextraction) and pretreatment for inorganic pollutants on both theoretical aspects as well as its application in different environmental matrices; 3) Familiar with QA/QC procedures of inorganic contaminants and trace organic contaminants in various matrics, including conventional extraction and sample cleanup techniques. Computer and Professional Skills 1) Proficient with Microsoft Office software including Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Visio. And proficient with Endnote; 2) Familiar with Professional modeling software, including Mudflow, Visual modflow, Qhreeqci and GMS; 3) Proficient with drawing, designing and mapping software including Corel Draw, ArcGIS, MapGIS, AutoCAD, Surfer and Photoshop; PUBLICATIONS : Journal Articles 1) Jiaquan ZHANG, Shihua QI, Xinli XING, Lingzhi TAN, Wei CHEN , Ying HU, Dan YANG, Chenxi WU. Concentrations and classification of HCHs and DDTs in soil from the lower reaches of the Jiulong River, China. Frontiers of Environmental Science Engineering . 2012, 6(2), 177–183 (SCIE, HCHs and DDTs in soil from the lower reaches of the Jiulong River, China.pdf ); 2) YANG Dan, QI Shi-Hua, ZHANG Jia-Quan, TAN Ling-Zhi, ZHANG Jun-Peng, ZHANG Yuan, XU Feng, XING Xin-Li, HU Ying, CHEN Wei , YANG Jun-Hua and XU Mei-Hui. Residues of Organochlorine Pesticides (OCPs) in Agricultural Soils of Zhangzhou City, China. Pedosphere . 2012, 22 (2), 178-189 (SCIE, OCPs in Agricultural Soils of Zhangzhou City.pdf ) ; 3) Ying Hu, Shihua Qi, Chenxi Wu, Yanping Ke and Jing Chen, Wei Chen , Xiangyi Gong. Preliminary assessment of heavy metal contamination in surface water and sediments from Honghu Lake, East Central China. Frontiers of Earth Science . 2012, 6 (1), 39-47 (SCIE, Heavy metal contamination in water and sediments from Honghu Lake.pdf ); 4) Qi Song, Shihua Qi, Beibei Zhang, Wei Chen , Lu Xia, Xiaoyu Wang, Xiaohui Zhang, Meng Liu, Jiaquan Zhang. Distribution and Pollution Assessment of Heavy Metals in Soil from Tonglvshan Mine of Daye City (Chinese Paper). Environmental Chemistry .2011, 30 (9), 1672-1673 ( Heavy metals in Soil of Tonglvshan.pdf ); 5) Wei Chen , Mingming Jing, Jianwei Bu, Julia Ellis Burnet, Shihua Qi, Qi Song, Yibing Ke, Meng Liu, Jinjie Miao, Chen Yang. Organochlorine pesticides in the surface water and sediments of the Peacock River region in Xinjiang, China: a study in arid zone in Centre Asia. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment. 2011, 177 (1-4), 1-21 .(SCIE, OCPs in the Peacock River.pdf ); 6) Jing Mingming, Chen Wei , Zheng Tingting, Liao Yuan, Julia Ellis Burnet, Xu Min, Yang Chen, Shen Lina, Liang Mingzhong. Water geochemical variations in and around a karst dominated natural reserve area, southwestern China. Environmental Earth Sciences . 2011, 64 (4), 1051–1058. (SCI, Water geochemistry of karst-dominated natural reserve area, southwestern China.pdf ); 7) Ningombam Linthoingambi Devi, Qi Shihua, Ishwar Chandra Yadav, Chen Wei . Organochlorine pesticides (OCPs) in Breast milk in Hong Kong-Review. Journal of American Science . 2011, 7(1), 334-340.( Organochlorine pesticides (OCPs) in Breast milk in Hong Kong-Review.pdf ); 8) CHEN Wei , SONG Qi, LIU Meng, Ellis Burnet Julia, QI Shi-hua. Distribution and risk assessment of organichlorine pesticides in surface sediments from the Peacock River in Xinjiang, China (Chinese Paper with English Abstract). Environmental Chemistry . 2009; 28 (2), 289-292.( 环境化学论文.pdf ); 9) JING Ming-ming, QI Shi-hua, CHEN Wei , BURNET Julia Eills, SONG Qi, KE Yi-bing, LIU Meng, MIAO Jin-jie. The Residues of Organochlorine Pesticides in the Peacock River Basin, Xingjiang (Chinese Paper with English Abstract). Environmental Pollution Control .2008.12.( 新疆孔雀河流域有机氯农药残留状况.doc ); 10) Chen Wei . Actuality of Mine Resources Exploiture and Use in Wuhan: A Case of Study in Zhushan Quarry (in Chinese). Country Applied Technology Information . 2008. 8. 73-74; Conference Abstracts and Papers 11) Wei Chen , Shihua Qi , Xiaohui Zhang, Chengkai Qu, Guoqiang Song. Heavy metals in the Soil-Crop Ecosystem around the Donggang and Xigang Rivers of Daye, China (Abstract, Oral). 2012 Sino-European Symposium on Environment and Health (SESEH 2012), Galway, Ireland. August 20 - 25, 2012 ( Heavy metals in soil-crop ecosystem.pdf ); 12) Wei Chen , Shihua Qi, Lu Xia, Xiaoyu Wang, Qi Song, Beibei Zhang, Meng Liu, Xiaohui Zhang, Jia Yu, Jiaquan Zhang. Vertical Distribution of Cadmium (Cd) in Irrigated Soils along the Donggang River and the Xigang River of Daye City (p121-p123, Paper, Poster). The First International Conference on Geomicrobial Ecotoxicology . Wuhan, China. May 30- June 2, 2011 ( Vertical Distribution of Cd in Irrigated Soils.pdf ); 13) Wei Chen , Shihua Qi, Xiaoyu Wang, Lu Xia, Qi Song, Beibei Zhang, Meng Liu. Heavy Metals in Shallow Groundwater from Some Sites in Daye City of China (Paper, Oral). Symposium on Sustainable Use of Groundwater Resources in Africa . Wuhan, China. October 8~10, 2010; 14) Xing Xinli, Qi Shihua, Chen Wei , Zhang Junpeng, Zhang Yuan, Xu Feng, Yang Dan. Modeling the transfer tendency of α-HCH between surface-air interface by Fugacity Multimedia Model (Abstract, Poster). The 6th International Conference on Interfaces against Pollution (IAP2010). Beijing, China. May 16~19, 2010; 15) Wei Chen , Julia Ellis Burnet, Jianwei Bu, Shihua Qi, Qi Song, Meng Liu. Particle Size Distribution of the sediments in the Peacock River and its Correlation with Concentrations of Organochlorine Pesticides (Abstract, Oral). 2009 Wuhan International Conference on the Environment (WICE2009). Wuhan, China. October 15~18, 2009.( Abstract.pdf ); 16) Chen Wei , Bu Jianwei, Julia Ellis Burnet, Qi Shihua. Particle size distribution characteristics of the surface sediments in the Peacock River of Xinjiang, China (Chinese Paper with English Abstract). 2009 Annual Meeting of Chinese Society for Environmental Sciences , Wuhan, China. June 27~30, 2009.( 陈伟-2009环境科学学会年会孔雀河粒度文章.pdf ); 17) Wei Chen , Mingming Jing, Julia Ellis Burnet, Shihua Qi, Qi Song, Yibing Ke, Meng Liu, Jinjie Miao. Concentrations and Influencing Factors of Hexachlorocyclohexanes (HCHs) in the Peacock River of Xinjiang, Northwest China (Paper, Oral). International Conference on Environmental Science and Information Application Technology (ESIAT2009), Wuhan, China. July 4~5, 2009. (EI, ISTP, ESIAT.pdf ); 18) CHEN Wei , BURNET Ellis Julia, QI Shihua, SONG Qi LIU Meng. Residues and risk assessment of DDTs and HCHs in surface sediments from the Peacock River in Xinjiang, China (Paper, Poster). 2009 International Symposium on Environmental Science and Technology (ISEST2009). Shanghai, China. June 2~5, 2009.(ISTP, HCHs and DDTs in sediment from Peacock.pdf ); 19) W. Chen , J. E. Burnet, S. H. Qi，M. M. Jing, Q. Song, Y. B. Ke, M. Liu, and J. J. Miao. Evaluation of hexachlorocyclohexane (HCH) in the water and sediments from the Peacock River in Xinjiang, China (Abstract, Poster). 5th International Symposium on Persistent Toxic Substances (PTS2008). Beijing, China. September 21~14, 2008.( PTS2008-Abstract.pdf ). PROFESSORIAL TRAININGS : 2010.07: Successfully completed International Summer School-Frontier Approaches for Implementing Bioremediation (Two weeks), Held in Beijing China, supported by Research Councils UK, The University of Sheffield and Beijing Normal University; 2010.07: Successfully completed The 3 rd International Summer Course on Environmental and Human Health: Impact Assessment , held in Hong Kong China (Two weeks), supported by City University of Hong Kong and Xiamen University; 2008.07: Successfully completed the Professional Hydrology and Environment Exercitation in Three Gorges (Four weeks), Yichang of Hubei China; 2007.09: Successfully completed the Professional Geology Exercitation in Zhoukoudian (Four weeks), Beijing China; 2006.07: Successfully completed the Basic Geology Exercitation in Beidaihe (Two weeks), Qinhuangdao of Hebei China; 2005.12: Successfully completed the Engineering Measurement Exercitation Longquan Mountain (One week), Wuhan of Hubei China. WORKING EXPERIENCE DURING UNIVERSITY : 2010.09—Present: Experimental Director of Student in POPs Lab and Instrument Assistant in Chromatogram Lab, in Key Laboratory of Biogeology and Environmental Geology of Ministry of Education of China, China University of Geosciences; 2009.09—Present: Research Assistant in Key Laboratory of Biogeology and Environmental Geology of Ministry of Education of China, China University of Geosciences; 2007.09—2008.02: Student Residence Assistant of Student Affairs Office, China University of Geosciences; 2007.09—2007.12: Student affair assistant of College of Distance Education, China University of Geosciences; 2006.09—2008.09: Monitor of the Water Resource Environmental Engineering Experimental Class (Class 040051) in School of Environmental Studies, China University of Geosciences; 2006.07—2007.07: Minister of the Department of Study, Science and Technology in the China University of Geosciences Students’ Union; 2005.09—Present: Member of Green Association of China University of Geosciences. SELECTED SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS : 2010.10: Excellent Study Scholarship (First Degree) in 2010 of China University of Geosciences; 2010.05: Excellent Graduate Student in 2010 of China University of Geosciences; 2010.05: Elected of one of the fifty Innovative Talent students of China University of Geosciences; 2009.12: 2009 Second Degree Award for scientific research by undergraduate students Hubei Province (only four undergraduates were awarded in CUG); 2009.11: Third Prize in Challenge Cup National Union of Students after-school academic science and technology contest entries (only three groups were awarded in CUG); 2009.09: Excellent Study Scholarship (First Degree) in 2009 of China University of Geosciences; 2009.06: Grand Prize in Challenge Cup Hubei Province of Students after-school academic science and technology contest entries (only three groups were awarded in CUG); 2008.12: 2008 Second Degree Award for scientific research by undergraduate students Hubei Province (only three undergraduates were awarded in CUG); 2008.05: Elected of one of the fifty Innovative Talent students of China University of Geosciences; 2007.11: Second Degree Award for scientific paper, School of Environmental Studies, China University of Geosciences; 2007.03: First Degree Award in Social Practices during winter holiday, School of Environmental Studies, China University of Geosciences; 2006.10: Century Person of Outstanding Ability Scholarship (Social Work), China University of Geosciences (only one second-year undergraduate were awarded in SES).
有一篇博文 《爱因斯坦真地错了吗？》 引起许多人关注。 我发现博文作者的看法有一些道理，而他所批驳的《科学》论文的作者的看法也有道理。仔细分析一下，十分有趣，他们二人的争执，竟然和我这个领域有关。 那位《科学》论文作者说“后文爱因斯坦说 It is therefore impossible-at least for ultramicroscopic particles... 注意 "at least" 这个短语 , 可见爱因斯坦是认为不仅仅超小的粒子 , 即使大一些的布朗粒子的瞬时速度也是无法测量的 . ” 《爱因斯坦真地错了吗？》博文作者则说爱因斯坦并未声称即使大一些的布朗粒子的瞬时速度也是无法测量的，是我们在误解爱因斯坦。 到底怎么回事？我看了一下—— “ It is therefore impossible-at least for ultramicroscopic particles... ”这句英文的翻译是“因此我认为是不可能的——至少对 ... （很小粒子）是不可能的”，可是这个句子可以有两种理解： 一种是：因此我认为是不可测量的，至少对于很小的粒子是不可测量的。言下之意，至少对于微小粒子来说，“速度不可测量（ It is therefore impossible ）”是成立的。换句话来说， at least 修饰的是 It is therefore impossible 。既然 at least 是前面全句的修饰，那么该句主要指明的是前面部分，即：我（爱因斯坦）认为粒子都不可测。 at least 部分则属于附带说明。这就是那位论文作者所理解的。 另一种是：因此我认为是不可测量的，至少我认为在很小的粒子的情况下是不可测量的。这时这个 at least 修饰的是 impossible ，指明的是：这种“不可能性”在微小粒子情况下我保证它成立，至于非微小粒子情况，我就不好说了。这就是《爱因斯坦真地错了吗？》博文作者的理解。 语言有歧义是常见的。看来，爱因斯坦碰巧采用了一个有歧义的表达，这种歧义，恐怕母语是英语的人也会各持已见的。所以《科学》评委有人支持他 ~。 我们每个人都应该小心，不要用歧义句。 虽然爱因斯坦也有失误，但是，这并不影响他是一位伟大的科学家，我尊敬他！
黎曼假设是当前数学界认为意义最大、且难度最高的问题之一。有数学“圣杯”的美誉。一百多年来，多少数学界的能人贤士为之付出了毕生精力。虽然他们前赴后继，但无一不是以六出祁山的壮举，换取无功而返的谢幕。常使英雄泪满襟啊！人们依稀看到，黎曼假设仍然坚如磐石，岿然不动！今天，我也来个愚公移山，多谢众多智叟，是他们的智语激励了我，更是他们的热情感动了上帝。。。他老人家就派了两个神仙下凡，把解决黎曼猜想的秘诀传授于我。我就用通俗的言语将秘诀展示于世人。所以，本文所述的解决办法不是我个人的灵机一动，而是神来之笔。。。。 欲知详情，Please go to the link: Math-100001.pdf
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