CV of Wei Wendong
Name：Wei Wendong
Title：Lecturer
E-mail：weiwendong@usst.edu.cn
Department：International Economics and Trade
Office Address：Room 808, Business School,
Research Interests：Regional Economics, Energy Economics
Education Background：
2005.9-2009.7, Bachelor degree, Jilin University, College of Electronic Science and Engineering, major in Biomedical Engineering.
2009.9-2016.7, Doctor Degree, Peking University, College of Government, major in Regional Economics.
Work Background：
2017.12-present, Center for Energy Economics and Strategy Studies, Fudan University, Researcher.
2016.7-present, Business School, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Lecturer.
Research Area：
Regional Economics, Energy Economics
Social Service:
(1) 2008.8-2009.7, Jilin Provincial Student Federation, Executive President
(2) 2012.5-2013.5, Graduate Student Union of Peking University, President
(3) 2012.5-2013.5, All China Student Federation, Executive President
(4) 2013.12-2014.12, National Graduate Association of Geography, Vice President
Teaching Courses:
(1) Energy Economics and Energy Finance, Undergraduate Course
(2) Urban Planning and Management, Undergraduate Course
(3) International Marketing, Undergraduate Course
(4) Frontiers of Research and Academic Writing, Graduate Course
Academic Achievement:
(1) Wei Wendong#, Wu Xudong#, Li Jiashuo*, Jiang Xingyan, Zhang Pu, Zhou Sili,Zhu He, Liu Hezi, Chen Hanping, Guo Jinlan, Chen Guoqian*.Ultra-high voltage network induced energy cost and carbon emissions, Journal of Cleaner Production, 2017, 178: 276-292.
(2) Wei Wendong#, Wang Xibo#, Zhu He, Li Ji, Zhou Sili, Zou Zhiyi, Li Jiashuo*. Carbon emissions of urban power grid in Jing-Jin-Ji region: Characteristics and influential factors, Journal of Cleaner Production, 2017, 168: 428-440.
(3)Wei Wendong#, Wu Xudong#, Wu Xiaofang, Xi Qiangmin, Ji Xi, Li Guoping*. Regional study on investment for transmission infrastructure in China based on the State Grid data. Frontiers of Earth Science, 2017, 11(1): 162–183.
(4) Wang Xibo, Wei Wendong*, Ge Jianping, Wu Bin, Bu Wei, Li Jiashuo, Yao Mingtao, Guan Qing. Embodied rare earths flow between industrial sectors in China: A complex network approach. Resources Conservation & Recycling, 2017, 125: 363-374.
(5) Li J.S., Chen G.Q.*, Chen B.. Yang Q.*, Wei W.D.*, Wang P., Dong K.Q., Chen H.P.. The impact of trade on fuel-related mercury emissions in Beijing—evidence from three-scale input-output analysis. Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2017, 75: 742–752.
(6) Wang Xibo, Ge Jianping*, Wei Wendong, Li Hanshi, Wu Chen, Zhu Ge. Spatial dynamics of the communities and the role of major countries in the international rare earths trade: a complex network analysis. PLOS ONE, 2016, 11 (5): e0154575.
(7) Li J.S.#, Chen B.#, Chen G.Q., Wei W.D., Wang X.B., Ge J.P., Dong K.Q., Xia H.H., Xia X.H.*. Tracking mercury emission flows in the global supply chains: A multi-regional input-output analysis. Journal of Cleaner Production, 2017, 140: 1470-1492.
(8) Chen B.#, Li J.S.#, Chen G.Q., Wei W.D., Yang Q., Yao M.T., Shao J.A., Zhou M., Xia X.H*., Dong K.Q., Xia H.H., Chen H.P.. China's energy-related mercury emissions: Characteristics, impact of trade and mitigation policies. Journal of Cleaner Production, 2017, 141: 1259-1266.
(9) Liu Siyuan#, Wu Xudong#, Han Mengyao*, Zhang Jianjiao, Chen Bin, Wu Xiaofang, Wei Wendong, Li Zhi*. A three-scale input-output analysis of water use in a regional economy: Hebei province in China. Journal of Cleaner Production, 2017, 156: 962-974.
(10) Chen B., Han M.Y., Peng K., Zhou S.L., Shao L., Wu X.F., Wei W.D., Liu S.Y., Li Z., Li J.S.*, Chen G.Q.*. Global land-water nexus: Agricultural land and freshwater use embodied in worldwide supply chains, Science of the Total Environment, 2018, 613–614: 931–943.
Talent program support：
(1) Shanghai Sailing Program, Study on the Spatial Structure and Evolution Mechanism of China's Electric Power Resources (18YF1417500).
Honor：
(1) Outstanding Paper Award of the Geographical Society of China's Professional Committee on Urban and Regional Management, 2015.
(2) Jack Dangermond - Outstanding Paper Award of the Regional Science Association of China.
