Professor Anze Shui is a professor at the School of Materials Science and Engineering of South China University of Technology. He received his Bachelor's degree in materials science from Nagaoka University of Technology in Japan in 1997, his Master's degree in materials science in 1999, and his Doctorate in materials science in 2002. From 2002 to 2005, he worked at Asahi Glass Co., Ltd., Japan; he has been working at South China University of Technology since 2005. He is a director of the Chinese Society of Particles, a director of the Special Ceramics Branch of the Chinese Silicate Society, a director of the Ceramic Branch of the Chinese Silicate Society, a director of the Testing Branch of the Chinese Silicate Society, and an editorial board member of the "Journal of Advanced Ceramics" and "Modern Technical Ceramics." His research directions include special ceramics, traditional ceramics, powder synthesis, and solid waste resource utilization technology, as well as functional ceramics, porous ceramics, green building ceramics, solid waste recycling, and powder synthesis.
Professor Anze Shui is a professor at the School of Materials Science and Engineering of South China University of Technology. He received his Bachelor's degree in materials science from Nagaoka University of Technology in Japan in 1997, his Master's degree in materials science in 1999, and his Doctorate in materials science in 2002. From 2002 to 2005, he worked at Asahi Glass Co., Ltd., Japan; he has been working at South China University of Technology since 2005. He is a director of the Chinese Society of Particles, a director of the Special Ceramics Branch of the Chinese Silicate Society, a director of the Ceramic Branch of the Chinese Silicate Society, a director of the Testing Branch of the Chinese Silicate Society, and an editorial board member of the "Journal of Advanced Ceramics" and "Modern Technical Ceramics." His research directions include special ceramics, traditional ceramics, powder synthesis, and solid waste resource utilization technology, as well as functional ceramics, porous ceramics, green building ceramics, solid waste recycling, and powder synthesis.