Zhenci Xu

Zhenci Xu

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Faculty, University of Hong Kong
Center for Systems Integration and Sustainability

Education:

Michigan State University, research associate, CSIS, 2020

University of Michigan, Post-doctoral associate, School of Environment and Sustainability, 2019-2020

Michigan State University, PhD, Center for Systems Integration and Sustainability, Department of Fisheries and Wildlife. 2019.

China Agricultural University, Beijing, China. Bachelor of Engineering, College of Water Resources & Civil Engineering                         Sept. 2010 - Jun. 2014

Major: Irrigation and Drainage Engineering

Cangnan Middle School, Zhejiang Province, China                           Sept. 2007 - Jun. 2010

 

Bio:

His broad research interest is sustainability science. Xu's PhD study focused on integrating techniques from multiple disciplines (e.g., environmental economics, and system modeling) to study complex effects of telecoupling processes (e.g., food trade, virtual resource transfer, environmental footprint) on the coupled human and natural systems cross multi-scale.

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