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Liming Shao

Liming Shao

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Chemistry

D-Index
73
Citations
16300
World Ranking
5078
National Ranking
945

Overview

Liming Shao is a researcher affiliated with Tongji University in China, with a primary focus in the field of Environmental Science. Their work spans several interconnected subfields, including Molecular Biology, Organic Chemistry, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Pollution, and Building and Construction.

The research topics covered by Liming Shao include:

  • Recycling and Waste Management Techniques
  • Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Production
  • Microplastics and Plastic Pollution
  • Wastewater Treatment and Nitrogen Removal
  • Receptor Mechanisms and Signaling
  • Pharmacological Receptor Mechanisms and Effects
  • Pain Mechanisms and Treatments

Frequent publication venues where Liming Shao has contributed include:

  • Journal of Hazardous Materials
  • The Science of The Total Environment
  • Bioresource Technology
  • European Journal of Medicinal Chemistry
  • Journal of Medicinal Chemistry

Noteworthy recent publications by Liming Shao are:

  • "Is incineration the terminator of plastics and microplastics?", 2020, Journal of Hazardous Materials
  • "How does temperature regulate anaerobic digestion?", 2021, Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
  • "Preparation and Application of Hierarchical Porous Carbon Materials from Waste and Biomass: A Review", 2020, Waste and Biomass Valorization
  • "Quantifying the contributions of surface area and redox-active moieties to electron exchange capacities of biochar", 2020, Journal of Hazardous Materials
  • "Dozens-fold improvement of biochar redox properties by KOH activation", 2021, Chemical Engineering Journal

Liming Shao has also collaborated extensively with other researchers, including frequent co-authors:

  • Pinjing He
  • Fan Lü
  • Hua Zhang
  • Wei Li
  • Haowen Duan

Best Publications

  • Application of eco-compatible biochar in anaerobic digestion to relieve acid stress and promote the selective colonization of functional microbes

    Chenghao Luo;Fan Lü;Liming Shao;Pinjing He

  • Stratification structure of sludge flocs with implications to dewaterability.

    Guang-Hui Yu;Pin-Jing He;Li-Ming Shao;Pei-Pei He

  • Biochar alleviates combined stress of ammonium and acids by firstly enriching Methanosaeta and then Methanosarcina.

    Fan Lü;Chenghao Luo;Liming Shao;Pinjing He

  • Insight into the heavy metal binding potential of dissolved organic matter in MSW leachate using EEM quenching combined with PARAFAC analysis.

    Jun Wu;Hua Zhang;Pin-Jing He;Li-Ming Shao

  • Characteristics of extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) fractions from excess sludges and their effects on bioflocculability.

    Guang-Hui Yu;Pin-Jing He;Li-Ming Shao

  • Odor compounds from different sources of landfill: Characterization and source identification

    Jing-Jing Fang;Na Yang;Dan-Yan Cen;Li-Ming Shao

  • Is incineration the terminator of plastics and microplastics

    Zhan Yang;Fan Lü;Hua Zhang;Wei Wang

  • The use of biochar-amended composting to improve the humification and degradation of sewage sludge

    Jining Zhang;Fan Lü;Liming Shao;Pinjing He

  • Extracellular proteins, polysaccharides and enzymes impact on sludge aerobic digestion after ultrasonic pretreatment.

    Guang-Hui Yu;Pin-Jing He;Li-Ming Shao;Yi-Shu Zhu

  • Multiscale visualization of the structural and characteristic changes of sewage sludge biochar oriented towards potential agronomic and environmental implication

    Jining Zhang;Fan Lü;Hua Zhang;Liming Shao

  • Dissolved organic matter (DOM) in recycled leachate of bioreactor landfill

    Pin-jing He;Jun-feng Xue;Li-ming Shao;Guo-jian Li

  • Recovery of phosphorus as struvite from sewage sludge ash

    Huacheng Xu;Pinjing He;Weimei Gu;Guanzhao Wang

  • How does temperature regulate anaerobic digestion

    Erqi Nie;Pinjing He;Hua Zhang;Liping Hao

  • Fate of heavy metals during municipal solid waste incineration in Shanghai

    Hua Zhang;Pin-Jing He;Li-Ming Shao

  • Novel insights into sludge dewaterability by fluorescence excitation-emission matrix combined with parallel factor analysis.

    Guang-Hui Yu;Pin-Jing He;Li-Ming Shao

  • Synergetic stress of acids and ammonium on the shift in the methanogenic pathways during thermophilic anaerobic digestion of organics

    Fan Lü;Liping Hao;Dongxing Guan;Yujiao Qi

  • Significant enhancement by biochar of caproate production via chain elongation

    Yuhao Liu;Pinjing He;Liming Shao;Hua Zhang

  • Cultivation of Chlorella vulgaris on wastewater containing high levels of ammonia for biodiesel production.

    P.J. He;B. Mao;C.M. Shen;L.M. Shao

  • Characterization of water-extractable organic matter during the biostabilization of municipal solid waste.

    Zheng-Hao Shao;Pin-Jing He;Dong-Qing Zhang;Li-Ming Shao

  • Effect of proteins, polysaccharides, and particle sizes on sludge dewaterability

    Liming Shao;Peipei He;Guanghui Yu;Pinjing He

  • Predominant Contribution of Syntrophic Acetate Oxidation to Thermophilic Methane Formation at High Acetate Concentrations

    Li-Ping Hao;Fan Lü;Pin-Jing He;Lei Li

  • Effect of air-flow rate and turning frequency on bio-drying of dewatered sludge.

    Ling Zhao;Wei-Mei Gu;Pin-Jing He;Li-Ming Shao

Frequent Co-Authors

Pinjing He
Pinjing He Tongji University
Fan Lü
Fan Lü Tongji University
Hua Zhang
Hua Zhang Tongji University
Duu-Jong Lee
Duu-Jong Lee National Taiwan University
Guanghui Yu
Guanghui Yu Tianjin University
Ling Zhao
Ling Zhao Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Ay Su
Ay Su National Taiwan University
Jo Shu Chang
Jo Shu Chang National Cheng Kung University
Debra R. Reinhart
Debra R. Reinhart University of Central Florida
Peter Kjeldsen
Peter Kjeldsen Technical University of Denmark

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