Dr. Qichao Fang is a Lecturer at Shanxi University's School of Electric Power, Civil Engineering and Architecture, where he conducts research on multiphase flow erosion-corrosion experiments, multi-field coupling simulations, and heat and mass transfer in energy storage systems. He earned his Ph.D. in Power Engineering and Engineering Thermophysics from China University of Petroleum (Beijing) in 2025, supervised by Professors Yanlin Zhao and Jun Yao, focusing on CO₂-saturated solution flow corrosion and multiphase flow erosion mechanisms. He also holds an M.E. from Xi'an Shiyou University and a B.E. from Shanxi University. Dr. Fang has made significant contributions to corrosion science, with publications in prestigious journals including Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, Gas Science and Engineering, Chemical Industry and Engineering Progress, and Corrosion Science. His main research contribution is to propose a deep understanding of the interaction between turbulence and flow corrosion, including macroscopic and microscopic turbulent mass transfer and random deformation. Dr. Fang received the Excellent Presentation Award at the IMFTF International Multiphase Flow Forum (2024), was named Outstanding Graduate at Xi'an Shiyou University (2021), and earned a National Third Prize in the China Graduate Energy Equipment Innovation Competition (2019). He holds three patents related to flow corrosion prediction and filtration systems.