معرفی
Dr. Zheyu Jiang is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at Oklahoma State University, leading the Computational Laboratory for Advanced Manufacturing and Sustainability (CLAMS). His research bridges process systems engineering with digital agriculture and sustainability, focusing on industrial decarbonization, food-water-energy nexus, and explainable AI applications.
- Education: Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Purdue University (2018), B.Ch.E. (Hons) from University of Minnesota (2014)
Research Expertise spans multi-scale modeling, physics-informed machine learning, and optimization techniques applied to:
- AI-driven digital agriculture solutions
- Decarbonization of chemical processes
- Advanced separation technologies
- Process monitoring through digital twins
Scientific Contributions include:
- Pioneering physics-constrained machine learning for soil moisture estimation
- Developing MOLA (Multi-block Orthogonal LSTM Autoencoder) for industrial process monitoring
- Advancing decentralized optimization algorithms for renewable energy integration
Research Recognition:
- 2025 NSF CAREER Award ($500k grant for digital agriculture)
- Featured in AIChE Journal Futures Issue (top 10% downloads)
- Multiple travel awards and Corteva Agriscience People's Choice Awards
Laboratory: CLAMS trains students in computational sustainability, with members like graduate researcher Saba Ghasemi Naraghi and undergraduate success stories such as Tylee Kareck (offered Ph.D. positions at Texas A&M/UT Austin)
