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Tong Zhou

Tong Zhou

Position Title Associate Professor
Postal address 71 East Beijing Road, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province, China
Postal Code 210008 E-mail tzhou@issas.ac.cn

Biography

Dr. Tong Zhou obtain his Ph.D. in soil sciences from the Nanjing Agricultural University in 2014, followed by working as postal doctoral at Institute of Soil Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences. He is currently an associate professor. His research interests focus on the soil heavy metal pollution survey and remediation, and the application of safety utilization techniques.  He has received funds from the Natural Science Foundation of China and the Chinese National Key Research and Development Program. He has published 26 papers on Plant and Soil, Environmental Pollution, and other peer-reviewed journals.

Research Areas

[1] soil heavy metal pollution and remediation

Public Duties

No

Awards and honours

No

Selected Publications

[1] Zhou Tong, Wu Longhua, Christie Peter, Luo Yongming, Fornara Dario A, 2018. The efficiency of Cd phytoextraction by S. plumbizincicola increased with the addition of rice straw to polluted soils: the role of particulate organic matter, Plant and Soil, 429: 321-333.

[2] Zhou Tong, Zhu Dong, Wu Longhua, Xing Weiqin, Luo Yongming, Christie Peter, 2018. Repeated phytoextraction of metal contaminated calcareous soil by hyperaccumulator Sedum plumbizincicola, International Journal of Phytoremediation, 20: 1243-1249.

[3] Zhou Tong, Wu Longhua, Luo Yongming, Christie Peter, 2018. Effects of organic matter fraction and compositional changes on distribution of cadmium and zinc in long-term polluted paddy soils, Environmental Pollution, 232: 514-522.

[4] Zhou Tong, Li Zhu, Shi Weiming, Wu Longhua, Christie Peter. Copper and zinc concentrations in human hair and popular foodstuffs in China, 2017. Human and Ecological Risk Assessment, 23: 112-124.

[5] Zhou Tong, Li Zhu, Zhang Fan, Jiang Xiaosan, Shi Weiming, Wu Longhua, Christie Peter, 2016. Concentrations of arsenic, cadmium and lead in human hair and typical foods in eleven Chinese cities. Environmental Toxicology and Pharmacology, 48: 150-156.

[6] Zhou Tong, Li Lianqing, Zhang Xuhui, Zheng Jinwei, Zheng Jufeng, Joseph Stephen, Pan Genxing, 2016. Changes in organic carbon and nitrogen in soil with metal pollution by Cd, Cu, Pb and Zn: a meta-analysis, European Journal of Soil Science, 67: 237-246.

[7] Zhou Tong, Pan Genxing, Li Lianqing, Zhang Xuhui, Zheng Jinwei, Zheng Jufeng, Chang Andrew, 2014. Changes in greenhouse gas evolution in heavy metal polluted paddy soils with rice straw return: A laboratory incubation study, European Journal of Soil Biology, 63: 1-6.

Representive Projetcs

[1] Stability and bioavailability of particulate organic matter and its associated cadmium in polluted soils with repeated phytoextraction (No. 42007132). National Nature Science Foundation of China. 2021.01-2023.12.

[2] The process and fate of multiple pollutants in soil at chemical site in Yangtze River Delta. Chinese National Key Research and Development Program (2018YFC1800303),2018.12-2022.12.