Liang Wang , Professor and Doctoral Supervisor, received his Ph.D. in Safety Technology and Engineering from China University of Mining and Technology in June 2009 and has remained on the faculty at the university since then. He has been selected as an awardee of the National Major Talent Program (Youth Track), Leading Academic Figure and Head of an Outstanding Teaching Team under Jiangsu Province's "Qinglan Project", High-level Talent under Jiangsu's "Six Major Talent Peaks" Program, and Distinguished Teacher in the Coal Industry. In recent years, he has served as principal investigator for over ten competitively funded research projects, including five grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China and a Special Funding Project from the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation. Additionally, he has led 23 teaching reform and quality enhancement initiatives at the provincial and institutional levels, six of which are at or above the provincial level. His research has long focused on integrated control of mine gas hazards, prevention and mitigation of coal and rock dynamic disasters, and occupational health and safety.
Liang Wang , Professor and Doctoral Supervisor, received his Ph.D. in Safety Technology and Engineering from China University of Mining and Technology in June 2009 and has remained on the faculty at the university since then. He has been selected as an awardee of the National Major Talent Program (Youth Track), Leading Academic Figure and Head of an Outstanding Teaching Team under Jiangsu Province's "Qinglan Project", High-level Talent under Jiangsu's "Six Major Talent Peaks" Program, and Distinguished Teacher in the Coal Industry. In recent years, he has served as principal investigator for over ten competitively funded research projects, including five grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China and a Special Funding Project from the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation. Additionally, he has led 23 teaching reform and quality enhancement initiatives at the provincial and institutional levels, six of which are at or above the provincial level. His research has long focused on integrated control of mine gas hazards, prevention and mitigation of coal and rock dynamic disasters, and occupational health and safety.