Dr Cheng Wang

Specialty:  Environmental Science

Research Field:

  1) Transfer of trace elements in the soil-crop system

  2) Temporal-spatial variation of trace elements in the soil

  3) The pollution related to the soil and crop

  4) Monitoring and earlier warning on the field soil

E-mail: 002683@nuist.edu.cn

• Scientific Research Achievements：

1.Wang Cheng, et al. The sub‑cellular distribution of Zn and trace elements in the wheat grain: in situ imaging using a NanoSIMS. Cereal Research Communications, 2022, 50(4):1127-1135.  https://doi.org/10.1007/s42976-022-00269-y

2.Wang cheng, Zhao Yanping, Xie Mingjie. Characteristics of lead enrichment in the soil from a typical peri-urban agricultural area of the southern Jiangsu and source appointment based on the PCA-PMF method. China Environmental Science, 2021,41(1): 279-287. 

3.Shang Y, Yu H，Mao Y，Wang C, Xie M. Light-absorbing Properties and Sources of PM

2.5 Organic Components at a Suburban Site in Northern Nanjing. Environmental Science, 2021,42(3):1228-1235.

4.Wang Cheng, Jin Hao, Zhong Cong, et al. Estimating the contribution of atmosphere on heavy metals accumulation in the aboveground wheat tissues induced by anthropogenic forcing. Environmental Research, 2020, 189(10), 109955. 

5.Gou Y, Yu H, Wang C. Review: Influence of PM2.5 compositino measurement design on source apportment using positive matrix factorization. Environmental Chemstriy, 2020,187,39(7):1744-1753.

6.Wang Cheng, Wang Jianhua, Zhao Yanping, Zhong Cong. The vertical migration and speciation of the Pb in the paddy soil: A case study of the Yangtze River Delta, China. Environmental Research, 2019, 179 (12), 108741. 

7.Yang Meng, Wang Cheng, Yang Zhaoping, et al. Use of portable X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy and geostatistics for health risk assessment. Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety, 2018, 153:68-77.

8.Wang Cheng, Ji Junfeng, Zhu Fahua. Characterizing Se transfer in the soil-crop systems under field condition. Plant and Soil, 2017,415:535-548. 

9. Wang Cheng, Ji Junfeng, Chen Mindong, Zhong Cong, Yang Zhongfang, Browne Patrick. Atmospheric contribution to boron enrichment in aboveground wheat tissues. Chemosphere 2017, 174:655-663.

10.Wang Cheng, Li Wei, Guo Mingxing, Ji Junfeng*. Ecological risk assessment on heavy metals in soils: Use of soil diffuse reflectance mid-infrared Fourier-transform spectroscopy. Scientific Reports, 2017,7:40709 | DOI: 10.1038/srep40709. 

11.Wang Cheng, Yang Zhongfang, Zhong Cong, Ji Junfeng. Temporal-spatial variation and source apportionment of soil heavy metals in the representative river-alluviation depositional system. Environmental Pollution, 2016,216:18-26. 

12.Wang Cheng, Li Wei, Yang Zhongfang, Chen Yang, Shao Wenjing, Ji Junfeng*. An invisible soil acidification: Critical role of soil carbonate and its impact on metals’ bioavailability. Scientific Reports, 2015, 5:12735 | DOI: 10.1038/srep12735.

13.Wang Cheng, Wang Jianhua, Yang Zhongfang, Mao Changping, Ji Junfeng*. Characteristics of lead geochemistry and the mobility of Pb isotopes in the system of pedogenic rock – pedosphere – irrigated riverwater – cereal – atmosphere from the Yangtze River delta region, China. Chemosphere 2013,93(9):1927-1935

14.Wang Cheng, Yang Zhongfang, Chen Lingxiao, Yuan Xuyin, Liao Qilin, Ji Junfeng*. The transfer of fluorine in the soil-wheat system and the principal source of fluorine in wheat under actual field conditions. Field Crops Research, 2012, 137(3):163–169 

15.Wang Cheng, Yang Zhongfang, Yuan Xuyin, Chen Lingxiao, Ji Junfeng*, Browne Patrick. The influences of soil properties on Cu and Zn availability in soil and their transfer to wheat (Triticumaestivum L.) in the Yangtze River delta region, China. Geoderma, 2013, 193-194(2):131–139

16.Wang Cheng, Ji Junfeng*, Yang Zhongfang, Chen Lingxiao, Browne Patrick, Yu Ruilian. Effects of soil properties on the transfer of cadmium from soil to wheat in the Yangtze River Delta region, China—a typical industry–agriculture transition area. Biological Trace Element Research, 2012, 148(2):264–274. 

17.Wang Cheng*, Ji Junfeng, Yang Zhongfang, ChenLingxiao. The contamination and transfer of potentially toxic elementsand their relations with iron, vanadium and titaniumin the soil-rice system from Suzhou region, China. Environmental Earth Sciences, 2013,68(1):13–21. 

• Projects：

1.Natural Science Youth Fund of Jiangsu Province (BK20160947), "Application of Lead Isotope Methods to Study the Migration and Transformation Laws of Lead in the Soil Profile under the Background of Acidification", 2016/07-2019/06, 200,000 RMB, completed.

2.National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), Faceted Project, 42177211, Study on the Influence of Aerosol Abundance Components on the Gas-Solid Partitioning of Water-Soluble Organic Carbon and Molecular Composition, 2022-01-01 to 2025-12-31, 560,000 RMB, under research, participation.

3.National Natural Science Foundation of China, Face-to-face project,41771291, Study on Nitrous Oxide (N2O) Reducing Bacteria in Typical Agricultural Soil and Their Relationship with N2O Source Sinks, 2018/01-2021/12, 630,000 RMB, completed, participation (2/6)