Jiajie Wang

Assistant Professor

Tohoku University

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Jiajie Wang is an Assistant Professor at Tohoku University in Japan. His research focuses on the sustainable conversion of biomass and CO2 into valuable resources, enhancing geothermal potential through chemical processes, and the mineralization of carbon dioxide using biobased chelating agents. Recent publications reflect his expertise in water-assisted CO2 fracturing, mineral dissolution, and environmental risk assessment related to mining.

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Mei-Fang Chien

Tohoku University

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Eko Pramudyo

Specially Appointed Assistant Professor

Tohoku University

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Daisuke FUKUDA

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Hokkaido Daigaku

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Converting woody biomass ash and CO2 into valuable resources via a sustainable chelation approach

Unlocking geothermal potential: Activating calcite-filled veins using chelating agents to improve granitic rock permeability

Biobased biodegradable chelating agents enhance coupled ex situ and in situ carbon dioxide mineralization via peridotite dissolution and wormholing

CO2 fracturing of volcanic rocks under geothermal conditions: Characteristics and process

Characteristics and effectiveness of water-assisted CO2 fracturing for creating geothermal reservoirs in volcanic rocks

Synergized Effects of Amino Acids and NaCl to Enhance Silicate Mineral Dissolution in Aqueous Environments for Efficient Atmospheric CO2 Removal

Applicability of monitoring data of mercury soil–atmosphere transport in an old mining area for exposure risk assessment

CO 2 capture, geological storage, and mineralization using biobased biodegradable chelating agents and seawater

Characteristics of congruent dissolution of silicate minerals enhanced by chelating ligand under ambient conditions

Maximizing permeability of fractured volcanic rocks through chelating-agent-assisted and pH-controlled selective mineral dissolution

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Mei-Fang Chien

Eko Pramudyo

Daisuke FUKUDA

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