Teaching is an art of transferring knowledge, and I strive to make each interaction with students a meaningful learning experience. I served as a teaching assistant for courses such as MH1025 Design, Profiling Course (2018) and MH2045 Energy and Materials Sustainability (2019, 2020, 2021). where I supported students in mastering complex concepts and applying them in real-world contexts.
In addition to teaching, I have supervised several master’s students and assisted early-stage Ph.D. colleagues with their research projects. For example:
Wen Y. Study of the Performance of Peat Moss Pyrolysis [Dissertation]. 2019
Chen B. Pyrolytic biochar stability assessed by chemical accelerating aging method [Dissertation]. 2020.
During my two years at Nanjing Forestry University, I worked closely with both master’s and bachelor’s students, fostering a collaborative environment that led to fruitful projects and significant academic growth for each student.