Yongchun Tang is affiliated with the California Institute of Technology in the United States. Their research spans the fields of Engineering, Chemical Engineering, and Environmental Science, with specific focus on various subfields such as Catalysis, Materials Chemistry, Mechanics of Materials, Ecology, and Environmental Chemistry.
The scientist's work primarily addresses topics including Catalysis and Oxidation Reactions, Catalytic Processes in Materials Science, Hydrocarbon Exploration and Reservoir Analysis, Zeolite Catalysis and Synthesis, Catalysts for Methane Reforming, Enhanced Oil Recovery Techniques, and Isotope Analysis in Ecology.
Yongchun Tang has published in several scientific venues, including Journal of Environmental Management, Cancers, Catalysis Letters, Physics Open, and Petroleum Science.
Frequent collaborators of Yongchun Tang include Zi Wang, Qisheng Ma, Di Zhu, Fei Meng, and S. Lou.
F. Behar;M. Vandenbroucke;Y. Tang;F. Marquis
Y. Tang;J.K. Perry;P.D. Jenden;M. Schoell
Ronald J. Hill;Yongchun Tang;Isaac R. Kaplan
Ronald J. Hill;Etuan Zhang;Barry Jay Katz;Yongchun Tang
Stefan Iglauer;Yongfu Wu;Patrick Shuler;Yongchun Tang
Seung Soon Jang;Shiang-Tai Lin;Prabal K. Maiti;Mario Blanco
Qinhong Wang;Xiangdong Fang;Baojun Bai;Xiaolin Liang
Xinyu Xia;Yongchun Tang
Yongfu Wu;Patrick J. Shuler;Mario Blanco;Yongchun Tang
Yongfu Wu;Patrick J. Shuler;Mario Blanco;Yongchun Tang
Xinyu Xia;James Chen;Robert Braun;Yongchun Tang
Tongwei Zhang;Alon Amrani;Geoffrey S. Ellis;Qisheng Ma
Stefan Iglauer;Yongfu Wu;Patrick Shuler;Yongchun Tang
Tongwei Zhang;Geoffrey S. Ellis;Kang shi Wang;Clifford C. Walters
Hui Tian;Xianming Xiao;Ronald W. T. Wilkins;Yongchun Tang
Y. Tang;P. D. Jenden;and A. Nigrini;S. C. Teerman
Yongchun Tang;Yongsong Huang;Geoffrey S. Ellis;Yi Wang
Wenjie Xia;Zhifeng Du;Qingfeng Cui;Hao Dong
Aihua Zhang;Qisheng Ma;Kangshi Wang;Xicai Liu
Qisheng Ma;Patrick J. Shuler;Carl W. Aften;Yongchun Tang
P. H. Wine;Y. Tang;R. P. Thorn;J. R. Wells
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