Resume

• 1999

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  Civil Engineering

  University of Nebraska-Lincoln

• 1996

  Master of Science (MS)

  Environmental Engineering

  Tsinghua University

• 1989

  Bachelor’s Degree

  Environmental Engineering

  Tongji University

• Science

  Air pollution control technology

  Research

  Environmental Engineering

  Heavy Metal Pollution Control Technology

  Water Treatment Technology

  University Teaching

  Higher Education

  Huang

  Dr. Huang invented the Activated Iron technology

  which was globally licensed to Siemens Water (currently Evoqua Water Technologies LLC) and marketed under the name of the Pironox(TM) Advanced Reactive Media System. Dr. Huang also developed a novel ceramic-based sorbent that can capture mercury vapor with an extremely high capacity. The new sorbent technology can significantly reduce the compliance cost for industries and could have positive impacts on global mercury emission reduction in the long term.

  Yongheng

  Huang

  Yale University

  Texas A&M University

  College Station

  Texas

  Teaching undergraduate and graduate courses;\nSupervising and mentoring graduate students; \nResearch and Technology Development in Environmental Science and Engineering

  Associate Professor

  Texas A&M University

  New Haven

  CT

  Yale University

  Texas A&M University

  College Station

  TX

  Assistant Professor

  Mandarin Chinese

  English

  2013 Rudolfs Industrial Waste Management Medal

  Recognizing Accomplishments in Industrial Waste Management Research

  Water Environment Federation

  2016 Grand Prize in Excellence in Environmental Engineering and Science in the category of University Research

  American Academy in Environmental Engineers & Scientists (AAEES)

  2016 Excellence in Innovation Award

  The Innovation Awards are given in recognition of individuals whose research exemplifies the spirit of innovation within The Texas A&M University System. Dr. Huang was one of the two individuals who received the Innovation Awards in 2016.

  Texas A&M University System