Doctor, Jiamusi University, China
Dr. Qi Shi is a distinguished researcher and academic affiliated with Jiamusi University, holding a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering. Specializing in nanophotocatalytic materials for environmental remediation, Dr. Shi has developed multiple visible-light-responsive semiconductor catalysts for efficient degradation of organic pollutants in water. With a strong foundation in synthesis, morphology control, and surface modification, Dr. Shi has published eight SCI-indexed papers and led a key research project funded by the Heilongjiang Provincial Department of Education. Dr. Shi is passionate about sustainable innovation, theoretical mechanisms of photocatalysis, and practical environmental applications. 🌱🔬
🔷Professional Profile
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🏆Strengths for the Award
Dr. Qi Shi is a skilled materials scientist focused on nanophotocatalytic materials for environmental remediation. Her research emphasizes the synthesis, engineering, and optimization of semiconductor nanomaterials to improve visible-light-driven degradation of water pollutants, contributing significantly to sustainable environmental technologies.
She holds a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering, with expertise in photocatalytic mechanisms, defect engineering, and nanocomposite development. At Jiamusi University, she continues to advance research on high-efficiency catalysts for organic pollutant removal.
Dr. Shi has authored eight SCI-indexed papers in esteemed journals such as Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, Nanomaterials, and ChemistrySelect, covering areas like carbon nitride composites, Eu-based catalysts, and dual-mode sensors. Her current work includes modeling dye-sensitized solar cells and developing innovative environmental nanotechnologies.
She has led a provincially funded research project and contributed to diverse themes such as nanoenzyme-based sensing and dye degradation. Her research bridges materials science and environmental engineering, with real-world applications and academic relevance.
🎓 Education
Dr. Qi Shi earned a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering, focusing on semiconductor nanomaterials and their photocatalytic mechanisms. During doctoral training, Dr. Shi cultivated expertise in defect engineering, heterostructure design, and charge carrier dynamics, laying a strong theoretical and technical foundation for interdisciplinary research at the intersection of nanotechnology and environmental science. 🧪📘
💼 Experience
Currently serving as a faculty member at Jiamusi University, Dr. Shi is involved in both teaching and advanced research supervision. In this role, Dr. Shi has mentored graduate students, facilitated inter-departmental collaborations, and secured competitive funding. As the Principal Investigator of a provincial education department-funded project, Dr. Shi led efforts in developing innovative photocatalytic systems with real-world water treatment potential. 🧑🏫💡
🔍 Research Focus
This study focuses on developing a high-performance photocatalyst by combining tetracyanoethylene-modified graphite-phase carbon nitride (g-C₃N₄) with SnS₂ to form a heterojunction structure. The aim is to enhance visible-light-driven degradation of oxytetracycline, a persistent antibiotic pollutant. By improving charge separation and reducing electron–hole recombination, the composite achieves superior photocatalytic activity. The work offers an effective, low-cost strategy for antibiotic removal from wastewater, contributing to advancements in environmental nanotechnology.
📚 Publications Top Note
Synthesis of Tetracyanoethylene Co-Graphite Phase Carbon Nitride PTCN/SnS₂ and Degradation Analysis of Oxytetracycline
Author: Dr. Qi Shi, Ph.D., Jiamusi University
Summary: This study reports the synthesis of a novel photocatalyst, PTCN/SnS₂, created by modifying graphite-phase carbon nitride (g-C₃N₄) with tetracyanoethylene (TCNE) and coupling it with SnS₂. Designed to enhance the visible-light degradation of oxytetracycline (OTC) in water, the composite shows improved light absorption, charge separation, and photocatalytic efficiency. Characterization confirmed its enhanced performance over individual components, highlighting its promise for pharmaceutical wastewater treatment.
📘 Conclusion
With a strong portfolio of interdisciplinary research, international publications, and impactful innovation, Dr. Qi Shi exemplifies excellence in environmental nanotechnology. Dr. Shi’s pioneering work on photocatalytic materials not only contributes to scientific knowledge but also fosters practical solutions for global water pollution challenges. As a nominee for the Best Researcher Award, Dr. Shi stands as a role model in advancing sustainable science through technical rigor and visionary application. 🏅🌐