Huan Feng

Professor Huan Feng is a coastal environmental geochemist at Montclair State University, specializing in toxic metal contamination, radionuclide tracers, and synchrotron-based technology. He holds a BS from Xiamen University, an MS from Florida Tech, and a PhD from SUNY Stony Brook.

His research focuses on riverine/estuarine/marine pollution, radionuclide transport, and coastal sustainability. He has led over 200 publications and received awards including the ACS Fellowship and Sokol Fellow distinction. His roles include Acting Chair of Earth & Environmental Studies and Graduate Program Coordinator.

Key projects include Yangtze River sediment studies, bioremediation of urban brownfields, and predictive coastal models. Collaborations span international scholars in China and the US, addressing contaminant fate and transport.