Welcome Prof. Jing He to the Editorial Board of Green Chemistry!

Promulgator:曹鼎Date:2025-01-03Hits:10

Green Chemistry, the journal of the Royal Society of Chemistry, announces that Prof. He Jing of Beijing University of Chemical Technology has joined the editorial board, and we would like to extend a warm welcome to her!

New Editorial Board Members

Prof. Jing He

Beijing University of Chemical Technology

Prof. Jing He is with the Beijing University of Chemical Technology (BUCT). She received her PhD degree from Beijing University of Chemical Technology (BUCT) in 1999, and visited the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Australia, the University of Oxford, UK, and the Max-Planck-Institute for Coal Chemistry (MPIC), Germany, as a (Senior) Visiting Scholar in 1996, 2003, and 2006, respectively.

Prof. Jing He has long been engaged in the field of multiphase catalysis and catalytic engineering, focusing on the catalytic addition of value to biomass, domain-limited catalytic asymmetric synthesis, and the application of photo-assisted catalysis in carbon dioxide and/or methane conversion. In addition, Prof. Jing He is one of the four deputy directors of the Green Chemistry Committee of the Chinese Chemical Society.

Journal Description

Green Chem.

2-Year Impact Factor* 9.3 points

5-Year Impact Factor* 9.3 points

JCR Partitioning* Q1 Chemistry-Multidisciplinary

Q1 Green Sustainable Technology

CiteScore score 16.1 points

Median First Review Cycle 35 days

Focusing on the cutting edge of green chemistry and sustainable alternative technologies, Green Chemistry reports on interdisciplinary research efforts dedicated to building a foundation of biologically and environmentally friendly technologies with a view to reducing the environmental impact of chemical production. The original research findings published in the journal represent significant advances in the field of green chemistry research and have broad appeal. Papers in the journal must compare the reported new methods with existing ones and demonstrate the advantages that the new methods offer, particularly in terms of reducing or eliminating adverse environmental impacts.


Chair

Javier Pérez-Ramírez 🇨🇭 ETH Zurich

Associate editors

Aiwen Lei 🇨🇳 Wuhan University

Keiichi Tomishige 🇯🇵 Tohoku University

Luigi Vaccaro 🇮🇹 University of Perugia

Editorial board members

André Bardow 🇨🇭 ETH Zurich

Jing He 🇨🇳 Beijing University of Chemical Technology

Jean-Paul Lange 🇳🇱 University of Twente/Shell

Serenella Sala 🇮🇹 European Commission Joint Research Center (JRC)

Laurel Schafer 🇨🇦 University of British Columbia

Charlotte Williams 🇬🇧 University of Oxford