Xin Xing

Xin Xing is a Post-Doctoral Researcher at the School of Computational Science and Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology. Their research focuses on environmental engineering, nanotechnology, and microbial inactivation, particularly through electrochemical and electrophysical methods for water treatment.

• Key Research Areas: Water disinfection, nanowire-modified electrodes, electric field treatment (LEEFT), bioelectrochemical systems, nutrient recovery
• Email: xxing33@gatech.edu

Their recent publications explore advanced water treatment technologies, including synergistic electric field-copper systems, asymmetric pulse applications for disinfection, and polymer-based resource recovery methods. These works span environmental science, electrochemistry, and materials engineering.

Current projects emphasize optimizing electrode durability, developing cold-chain-free nucleic acid preservation, and enhancing microbial inactivation through novel nanomaterials and electrochemical mechanisms. These efforts align with sustainable water management and public health safety.