Victor Wei-Chung CHANG

MONASH UNIVERSITY

Australia

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Victor Bunster

MONASH UNIVERSITY

AUSTRALIA

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Nan Ma

Assistant Professor of Architectural Engineering

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

UNITED STATES

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Reassessing the role of pyrolysis temperature: freeze–thaw aging challenges heavy metals stability in biochar

Refocusing on effectiveness over expansion in urban waste–energy–carbon development in China

Optimizing the Passive House Planning Package simulation tool: A bottom-up dynamic approach to reduce building performance gap

Co-pyrolysis of sewage sludge and food waste digestate to synergistically improve biochar characteristics and heavy metals immobilization

Direct decomposition of NO over 8MR in high silica Cu-LTA zeolite: A DFT study on reaction mechanisms, thermodynamics and kinetics

Machine learning-based analysis of occupant-centric aspects: Critical elements in the energy consumption of residential buildings

A review of building parameters’ roles in conserving energy versus maintaining comfort

Co-pyrolysis of sewage sludge and organic fractions of municipal solid waste: Synergistic effects on biochar properties and the environmental risk of heavy metals

Performance gap in a multi-storey student accommodation complex built to Passivhaus standard

Kinetics and modeling of trace metal leaching from bottom ashes dominated by diffusion or advection

Comparison and modeling of leachate transportation dominated by the field permeability with an anisotropic characteristic based on a large-scale field trial study

Comparative leaching characteristics of fly/bottom ashes from municipal solid waste incineration under various environmental stresses

Human exposure and risk assessment of recycling incineration bottom ash for land reclamation: A showcase coupling studies of leachability, transport modeling and bioaccumulation

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Victor Bunster

Nan Ma

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