Professor Yao-Ming Hong is a faculty member of the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Studies at National Dong Hwa University (NDHU), Taiwan. His research focuses on environmental sustainability, life cycle assessment (LCA), and carbon reduction strategies. He specializes in carbon footprint analysis, biodegradable materials, and circular economy approaches.
Professor Hong has led multiple projects on emission quantification, sensitivity and uncertainty analysis, and scenario modeling for low-carbon transitions. His recent work explores carbon reduction pathways for biodegradable plastics using case studies from Taiwan’s packaging industry. He also develops industrial food waste treatment technologies that convert waste into liquid fertilizer using energy-efficient and low-noise systems.
He has published widely in environmental and sustainability sciences, linking academic insights with practical solutions such as production carbon audits and transport optimization. As an educator, Professor Hong teaches courses on environmental systems analysis and sustainable development, mentoring students in interdisciplinary approaches to climate and resource challenges.
Through his academic and applied research, Professor Hong contributes to Taiwan’s sustainability goals and promotes evidence-based strategies for decarbonization and resilience.
Research Keywords & Expertise
Landslide
Real-time Monitoring
organic agriculture
climate change
permeable pavement
detention pond
Carbon Neutrality
Circular Econo9my
Fingerprints
19%
Landslide
13%
detention pond
5%
Real-time Monitoring
5%
permeable pavement
Short Biography
Professor Yao-Ming Hong is a faculty member of the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Studies at National Dong Hwa University (NDHU), Taiwan. His research focuses on environmental sustainability, life cycle assessment (LCA), and carbon reduction strategies. He specializes in carbon footprint analysis, biodegradable materials, and circular economy approaches.
Professor Hong has led multiple projects on emission quantification, sensitivity and uncertainty analysis, and scenario modeling for low-carbon transitions. His recent work explores carbon reduction pathways for biodegradable plastics using case studies from Taiwan’s packaging industry. He also develops industrial food waste treatment technologies that convert waste into liquid fertilizer using energy-efficient and low-noise systems.
He has published widely in environmental and sustainability sciences, linking academic insights with practical solutions such as production carbon audits and transport optimization. As an educator, Professor Hong teaches courses on environmental systems analysis and sustainable development, mentoring students in interdisciplinary approaches to climate and resource challenges.
Through his academic and applied research, Professor Hong contributes to Taiwan’s sustainability goals and promotes evidence-based strategies for decarbonization and resilience.