Hui Song

Dr. Hui Song is a Research Fellow at the University of Newcastle's School of Engineering, specializing in energy processes and combustion technologies. With nearly 10 years of prior experience in aviation education and industry, his research focuses on chemical looping systems, flue gas cleaning, and hydrogen energy applications. He obtained his PhD from the University of Newcastle in 2014 following research on carbon capture technologies.

Research centers on developing efficient energy conversion systems with reduced environmental impact. Key investigations include oxygen carrier design for chemical looping combustion, thermodynamic analysis of hybrid energy systems, and advanced flue gas treatment methods. Current projects explore hazards in hydrogen installations and microwave-assisted soil remediation.

Publication themes demonstrate consistent focus on thermal processes and emission control. Recent work addresses hydrogen safety risks and sustainable remediation techniques, while earlier research established foundations in oxygen carrier chemistry and chemical looping system design. Articles frequently explore the intersection of materials science and reaction engineering for cleaner energy solutions.

Awards: SIEF Fellowship (2016). Grants include $595k for Ventilation Air Methane abatement modeling projects.