Bing Zhu holds degrees in chemical engineering (BE and ME) from Tsinghua University, China, and in industrial engineering and management (PhD) from the Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan. He is currently a professor at Tsinghua University and guest research scholar with IIASA's Energy (ENE) Program.
Dr. Zhu first came to IIASA as a research assistant in the Dynamic Systems (DYN) Program in 1999. He returned to the Institute in January 2001 to work as a research scholar in the Environmentally Compatible Energy Strategies (ECS) Program. Before joining the ECS Program, he worked as a lecturer at Tsinghua University and as a visiting research scholar at Tokyo Institute of Technology. Currently he is a professor at the Department of Chemical Engineering, Tsinghua University as well as executive deputy director of the Institute of Circular Economy at the same university.
Dr. Zhu is active in professional services such as Vice Chairman of Chemical Techno-Economics Committee of Chinese Technology Economics Society, Vice Chairman of Circular Economy Committee and Steering Member of Industrial Ecological Economics and Technology Committee of Chinese Ecological Economics Society, Member of Economics Committee of Chinese Petroleum Society, Member of Technical Committee of Optimal Control of International Federation of Automatic Control (IFAC), and editorial board member of the international journal "Technology in Society" and Chinese journals "Chemical Industry" and "Energy Conservation and Emission Reduction in Petroleum and Petrochemical Industry." His research interests include resource management, industrial ecology, chemical and energy techno-economics, and process systems engineering. As Principle Investigator, Dr. Bing Zhu's researches have been funded by the National Key Technologies R&D Program of China, the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation, et al.
Last update: 30-OCT-2012
Yu,Y. Chen,D. Zhu,B. Hu,S. (2013)
Eco-efficiency trends in China, 1978-2010: Decoupling environmental pressure from economic growth ... More
Li,Q. Hu,S. Chen,D. Zhu,B. (2012)
System analysis of grain straw for centralised industrial usages in China ... More
Li,Q. Chen,D. Zhu,B. Hu,S. (2012)
Industrial straw utilization in China: Simulation and analysis of the dynamics of technology application and competition ... More
Chi,C. Ma,T. Zhu,B. (2012)
Towards a low-carbon economy: Coping with technological bifurcations with a carbon tax ... More
Zhou,W. Zhu,B. Chen,D. Griffy-Brown,C. Ma,Y. Fei,W. (2012)
Energy consumption patterns in the process of China's urbanization ... More
Tarasyev,A.M. Zhu,B. (2012)
Optimal proportions in growth trends of resource productivity control applications of optimization ... More
Zhu,B. Zhang,W. Du,J. Zhou,W. Qiu,T. Li,Q. (2011)
Adoption of renewable energy technologies (RETs): A survey on rural construction in China ... More
Zhou,W. Zhu,B. Chen,D. Zhao,F. Fei,W. (2011)
Technoeconomic assessment of China's indirect coal liquefaction projects with different CO2 capture alternatives ... More
Liu,X. Zhu,B. Zhou,W. Hu,S. Chen,D. Griffy-Brown,C. (2011)
CO2 emissions in calcium carbide industry: An analysis of China's mitigation potential ... More
Zhu,B. Zhou,W. Li,Q. Griffy-Brown,C. Jin,Y. (2010)
CO2 emissions and reduction potential in China's chemical industry ... More
Zhou,W. Zhu,B. Li,Q. Ma,T. Hu,S. Griffy-Brown,C. (2010)
CO2 emissions and mitigation potential in China's ammonia industry ... More
Zhou,W. Zhu,B. Fuss,S. Szolgayova,J. Obersteiner,M. Fei,W. (2010)
Uncertainty modeling of CCS investment strategy in China's power sector ... More
Zhu,B. Ma,T. (2010)
Ammonia's greener potential ... More
Strubegger,M. Totschnig,G. Zhu,B. (2004)
MESSAGE: A technical model description ... More
Watanabe,C. Zhu,B. Tou,Y. (2003)
Theoretical and empirical analysis of the optimal R&D investment management ... More
Watanabe,C. Zhu,B. (2003)
A system option for sustainable techno-metabolism: An ecological assessment of Japan's industrial technology system ... More
Griffy-Brown,C. Nagamatsu,A. Watanabe,C. Zhu,B. (2002)
Technology spillovers and economic vitality: An analysis of institutional flexibility in Japan with comparisons to the USA ... More
Tarasyev,A.M. Watanabe,C. Zhu,B. (2002)
Optimal feedbacks in techno-economic dynamics ... More
Watanabe,C. Griffy-Brown,C. Zhu,B. Nagamatsu,A. (2002)
Inter-firm technology spillover and a virtuous cycle between R&D, market growth, and price reduction: The case of photovoltaic power generation development in Japan ... More
Tarasyev,A.M. Watanabe,C. Zhu,B. (2002)
Optimal Feedbacks in Techno-Economics Dynamics ... More
Griffy-Brown,C. Nagamatsu,A. Watanabe,C. Zhu,B. (2002)
Technology Spillovers and Economic Vitality: An Analysis of Institutional Flexibility in Japan with Comparisons to the USA ... More
Watanabe,C. Zhu,B. Miyazawa,T. (2001)
Hierarchical impacts of the length of technology waves: An analysis of techno-labor homeostasis ... More
Watanabe,C. Zhu,B. Griffy-Brown,C. Asgari,B. (2001)
Global technology spillover and its impact on industry's R&D strategies ... More
Zhu,B. (2000)
Theoretical Analysis and Empirical Demonstration of Optimal R&D Investment Trajectory Control ... More
Griffy-Brown,C. Zhu,B. Watanabe,C. (2000)
Do Japan's High Tech Failures Open Doors for Western Firms? Foreign firms must understand evolving infrastructure ... More
Zhu,B. Watanabe,C. (2000)
Empirical analysis and model construction for optimal R&D investment control ... More
Zhu,B. Watanabe,C. (2000)
Theoretical analysis and economic implication for optimal R&D investment control ... More
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