Biography
Aidong joined Oxford in 2014 as an Associate Professor in the Department of Engineering Science, and as a Research Fellow of Green Templeton College. Before moving to Oxford, Aidong was a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Chemical and Process Engineering at University of Surrey, where he started as a Lecturer in 2007 after working as a postdoctoral researcher in a number of academic organisations, including Chinese Academy of Science, Louisiana State University, RWTH Aachen, and University of Newcastle Upon Tyne.
Aidong studied Chemical Engineering in Hebei University of Technology and Dalian University of Technology and received a Bachelor's degree and a PhD in 1992 and 1997, respectively.
Most Recent Publications
Discovery of dietary polyphenols targeting the autoinducer-2 quorum sensing system of pathogenic bacteria.
Discovery of dietary polyphenols targeting the autoinducer-2 quorum sensing system of pathogenic bacteria.
Wind energy potential assessment for China using long short-term memory-delta and spatial–temporal optimization
Wind energy potential assessment for China using long short-term memory-delta and spatial–temporal optimization
Predictive modelling of CHO cell culture using enzyme-constrained genome-scale metabolic models coupled with empirical regression
Predictive modelling of CHO cell culture using enzyme-constrained genome-scale metabolic models coupled with empirical regression
Response to “Caution: Fundamental data quality issues underlying intelligent prediction of enzyme optimal pH”
Response to “Caution: Fundamental data quality issues underlying intelligent prediction of enzyme optimal pH”
Response to “Addressing flaws in the Seq2Topt dataset for the prediction of enzyme optimal temperature”
Response to “Addressing flaws in the Seq2Topt dataset for the prediction of enzyme optimal temperature”
Research Interests
Aidong's research interests lie in developing methods and tools for modelling chemical/biochemical processes and related systems and in applying models and other systems engineering approaches to support the development of sustainable energy, engineering and manufacturing systems.
In particular, his group is currently active in the following areas: renewable resources utilisation, atmospheric CO2 removal, food-energy-water nexus, and biological systems engineering.
Aidong’s work has involved collaborations with groups from multiple disciplines. He is currently part of the Management Group of Oxford’s Agile Initiative which pioneers rapid interdisciplinary research for environmental solutions.
Research Groups
Most Recent Publications
Discovery of dietary polyphenols targeting the autoinducer-2 quorum sensing system of pathogenic bacteria.
Discovery of dietary polyphenols targeting the autoinducer-2 quorum sensing system of pathogenic bacteria.
Wind energy potential assessment for China using long short-term memory-delta and spatial–temporal optimization
Wind energy potential assessment for China using long short-term memory-delta and spatial–temporal optimization
Predictive modelling of CHO cell culture using enzyme-constrained genome-scale metabolic models coupled with empirical regression
Predictive modelling of CHO cell culture using enzyme-constrained genome-scale metabolic models coupled with empirical regression
Response to “Caution: Fundamental data quality issues underlying intelligent prediction of enzyme optimal pH”
Response to “Caution: Fundamental data quality issues underlying intelligent prediction of enzyme optimal pH”
Response to “Addressing flaws in the Seq2Topt dataset for the prediction of enzyme optimal temperature”
Response to “Addressing flaws in the Seq2Topt dataset for the prediction of enzyme optimal temperature”
DPhil Opportunities
We are currently open to supervising research students in renewable resource utilisation, atmospheric carbon dioxide removal, decarbonisation of heavy industries, and biological systems engineering.
Most Recent Publications
Discovery of dietary polyphenols targeting the autoinducer-2 quorum sensing system of pathogenic bacteria.
Discovery of dietary polyphenols targeting the autoinducer-2 quorum sensing system of pathogenic bacteria.
Wind energy potential assessment for China using long short-term memory-delta and spatial–temporal optimization
Wind energy potential assessment for China using long short-term memory-delta and spatial–temporal optimization
Predictive modelling of CHO cell culture using enzyme-constrained genome-scale metabolic models coupled with empirical regression
Predictive modelling of CHO cell culture using enzyme-constrained genome-scale metabolic models coupled with empirical regression
Response to “Caution: Fundamental data quality issues underlying intelligent prediction of enzyme optimal pH”
Response to “Caution: Fundamental data quality issues underlying intelligent prediction of enzyme optimal pH”
Response to “Addressing flaws in the Seq2Topt dataset for the prediction of enzyme optimal temperature”
Response to “Addressing flaws in the Seq2Topt dataset for the prediction of enzyme optimal temperature”
