Dr. Shaoqi Zhou is a Assistant Researcher at the School of Chemical Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology, China, where he obtained his Ph.D. in Mineral Processing Engineering. His research primarily focuses on the application of fractal theory in mineral processing systems, including the characterization of complex particle assemblies, porous structures, and multiphase transport behaviors. By integrating fractal analysis with experimental observations and modeling approaches, his work aims to reveal the structural complexity and dynamic evolution of mineral processing processes. In addition, his research involves micro/nanobubble interfacial science, mineral flotation, with particular emphasis on the transport behavior and interfacial regulation of micro–nano bubbles in multiphase systems. Dr. Zhou has published more than 30 academic papers in peer-reviewed international journals, including 15 as the first author. His current research interests include fractal analysis of mineral processing systems, micro–nano bubble dynamics, gas–liquid–solid interfacial processes, mineral flotation.