Zhihao Lin

Zhihao Lin


Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

6Years (2021-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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21 August 2021 in Journal of Separation Science
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ZLZhihao Lin
Zhihao Lin
YZYaohai Zhang
Yaohai Zhang
QZQiyang Zhao
Qiyang Zhao
ACAihua Chen
Aihua Chen
BJBining Jiao
Bining Jiao

10 January 2023 in TrAC Trends in Analytical Chemistry
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ZLZhihao Lin
Zhihao Lin
XLXiaoyu Liu
Xiaoyu Liu
BJBining Jiao
Bining Jiao

17 April 2024 in Food Chemistry
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CYChen Yin
Chen Yin
XDXin Ding
Xin Ding
ZLZhihao Lin
Zhihao Lin
JCJiayong Cao
Jiayong Cao
WSWeiye Shi
Weiye Shi
Guangyang LiuGuangyang Liu
Guangyang Liu

24 July 2024 in Nanomaterials
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XDXin Ding
Xin Ding
HLHuan Lin
Huan Lin
JZJie Zhou
Jie Zhou
ZLZhihao Lin
Zhihao Lin
YHYanyan Huang
Yanyan Huang
Donghui XuDonghui Xu
Donghui Xu
Reducing fruit and vegetable waste and maintaining quality has become challenging for everyone. Nanotechnology is a new and intriguing technology that is currently being implemented in fruit and vegetable preservation. Silver nanomaterials provide superior antibacterial qualities, biodegradability, and biocompatibility, which expands their potential applications in fruit and vegetable preservation. Silver nanomaterials include silver nanocomposites and Ag-MOF, of which silver nanocomposites are mainly composed of silver nanoparticles. Notably, not all kinds of silver nanoparticles utilized in the preservation of fruits and vegetables are thoroughly described. Therefore, the synthesis, mechanism of action, and advancements in research on silver nanocomposites for fruit and vegetable preservation were discussed in this study.

21 May 2022 in Journal of Food Composition and Analysis
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ZLZhixia Li
Zhixia Li
YZYaohai Zhang
Yaohai Zhang
QZQiyang Zhao
Qiyang Zhao
YCYongliang Cui
Yongliang Cui
YHYue He
Yue He
BJBining Jiao
Bining Jiao

20 May 2025 in Nanomaterials
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XWXiaobin Wen
Xiaobin Wen
ZLZhihao Lin
Zhihao Lin
BSBin Sheng
Bin Sheng
XYXueling Ye
Xueling Ye
YZYiming Zhao
Yiming Zhao
Donghui XuDonghui Xu
Donghui Xu
Global food security is facing numerous severe challenges. Population growth, climate change, and irrational agricultural inputs have led to a reduction in available arable land, a decline in soil fertility, and difficulties in increasing crop yields. As a result, the supply of food and agricultural products is under serious threat. Against this backdrop, the development of new technologies to increase the production of food and agricultural products and ensure their supply is extremely urgent. Agricultural nanotechnology, as an emerging technology, mainly utilizes the characteristics of nanomaterials such as small size, large specific surface area, and surface effects. It plays a role in gene delivery, regulating crop growth, adsorbing environmental pollutants, detecting the quality of agricultural products, and preserving fruits and vegetables, providing important technical support for ensuring the global supply of food and agricultural products. Currently, the research focus of agricultural nanotechnology is concentrated on the design and preparation of nanomaterials, the regulation of their properties, and the optimization of their application effects in the agricultural field. In terms of the research status, certain progress has been made in the research of nano-fertilizers, nano-pesticides, nano-sensors, nano-preservation materials, and nano-gene delivery vectors. However, it also faces problems such as complex processes and incomplete safety evaluations. This review focuses on the horticultural industry, comprehensively expounding the research status and application progress of agricultural nanotechnology in aspects such as the growth regulation of horticultural crops and the quality detection and preservation of horticultural products. It also deeply analyzes the opportunities and challenges faced by the application of nanomaterials in the horticultural field. The aim is to provide a reference for the further development of agricultural nanotechnology in the horticultural industry, promote its broader and more efficient application, contribute to solving the global food security problem, and achieve sustainable agricultural development.