Ms. Yihan Wang | Safety Science | Best Researcher Award
Post Doctoral Researcher | China University of Mining & Technology | China
Ms. Yihan Wang is a postdoctoral researcher at the China University of Mining and Technology specializing in safety science and engineering with a focus on pyrolysis, molecular dynamics, and coal chemistry. She completed her doctoral, master’s, and bachelor’s studies in related fields, building a strong foundation in mining safety and green resource utilization. Her research explores coal pyrolysis mechanisms, microstructural evolution, and outburst risk prediction, contributing to safer and more sustainable mining practices. Actively involved in national projects, she has received multiple scholarships and honors, reflecting her dedication, academic excellence, and potential as an emerging leader in her discipline.
Publication Profile
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Academic Background
Ms. Yihan Wang has developed a solid academic foundation in safety science and engineering through her continuous studies and research at the China University of Mining and Technology. She pursued her bachelor’s degree in public safety management at Henan University of Technology, which provided her with a broad understanding of emergency management. She then advanced her knowledge by completing a master’s degree and later a doctoral degree in safety science and engineering under the guidance of distinguished professors. Currently, as a postdoctoral researcher, she continues to deepen her expertise in pyrolysis, molecular dynamics, and green mining applications.
Professional Experience
Ms. Yihan Wang has gained extensive professional experience through her active involvement in research, laboratory work, and project participation in the field of safety science and engineering. She has contributed to studies on coal pyrolysis, molecular dynamics, and the mechanisms of coal and gas outburst risks, advancing knowledge in green mining and deep resource utilization. Her practical background includes laboratory testing methods such as scanning electron microscopy, nuclear magnetic resonance, and seepage testing of coal and rock mass. In addition, she has engaged in social work, student union activities, and academic assistance, reflecting her leadership and collaborative skills.
Awards and Honors
Ms. Yihan Wang has been recognized with several prestigious awards and honors that highlight her academic excellence and dedication to research in safety science and engineering. She received significant recognition early in her career with provincial and national level scholarships that acknowledged her outstanding performance and potential. Her consistent achievements were further celebrated through multiple fellowships granted during her graduate studies, reflecting her strong research capabilities and leadership qualities. She was also honored as an outstanding graduate, underscoring her commitment to both academic success and professional growth, while contributing valuable advancements to the field of mining safety.
Research Focus
Ms. Yihan Wang’s research is centered on safety science and engineering with a particular emphasis on coal pyrolysis, molecular coal chemistry, molecular dynamics, and the sustainable utilization of deep resources. Her work explores the evolution of coal microstructures, adsorption and desorption processes, and the relationship between coal microgenes and outburst risks. She has contributed to developing predictive models that enhance safety in mining operations while supporting green and efficient resource use. Through participation in key research projects, her studies bridge theoretical understanding and practical applications, advancing knowledge in mining safety, energy utilization, and environmental sustainability.
Publication Top Notes
Study on the graded thermal response and microstructure damage evolution of coal under microwave radiation
Year: 2025
Research on the adsorption characteristics and mechanisms of surfactants for coalbed methane Technology
Year: 2025
Effect of AES anionic surfactant on the microstructure and wettability of coal
Year: 2024
Effects of different conductive ions on pore-structure evolution of medium- and high-rank coal bodies induced by electric pulses
Year: 2021
Study on coal molecular structure characteristics on methane adsorption performance under pyrolysis treatment
Year: 2022
Conclusion
Ms. Yihan Wang is a highly dedicated researcher in safety science and engineering whose work focuses on coal pyrolysis, molecular dynamics, and coal chemistry with an emphasis on sustainable mining and energy utilization. She has actively contributed to major research projects, developed innovative approaches to understanding coal behavior, and received multiple awards and scholarships recognizing her academic excellence. Her strong research vision, leadership qualities, and commitment to advancing safe and green mining practices make her a strong candidate for recognition.