Shilin Zhao, Stanford University has 2% of global scientists. Mainly engaged in the emission and control of flue gas pollutants (mercury, arsenic, nitrogen oxides, etc.), CO2 capture and utilization, low-carbon combustion (coal ammonia mixed combustion, etc.). In the past five years, I have led 21 scientific research projects including the National Natural Science Foundation of China. Participated in 14 national key research and development fund projects and enterprise projects. Published a total of 49 academic papers as the first/corresponding author, including 43 SCI papers with a cumulative impact factor of 351.8, including 38 papers in JCR Zone 1, 1 highly cited paper (Progress in Energy and Combustion Science, IF 32.0), 1 cover paper in Chemical Engineering Journal (IF 13.3), 9 papers with IF>10, a total of 1718 citations to Google Scholar, an h-index of 21, and an i10 index of 28. The first applicant applied for a total of 16 invention patents/utility model patents/software copyrights, including 5 authorized invention patents, 3 authorized utility model patents, 3 technology transfers, and 3 authorized software copyrights. We have 6 scientific research products, including mercury removal adsorbents for flue gas/room temperature environments, and 30B total mercury carbon tubes for sampling gaseous total mercury in flue gas.