Jiansong
Chen.
My research focuses on lignocellulosic biomass fractionation and the development of cellulose- and lignin-based functional materials for energy and environmental applications.

UW–Madison
From lignocellulosic resources to functional materials and new energy applications.
Research at the intersection of sustainable materials, chemistry, and engineering.01 / About
From biomass to functional materials.
I am a PhD candidate in Biological Systems Engineering at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, with an expected graduation in December 2026. My research connects cellulose and lignin processing, materials chemistry, and device applications.
I am interested in academic research and teaching opportunities, including postdoctoral and faculty positions. My work spans functional cellulose materials, triboelectric nanogenerators, nitrogen-functionalized lignin, and biorefining.
02 / Research
Connecting materials and applications.

03 / Publications
Selected publications.
A selection of my work on functional biobased materials, lignocellulose processing, and sustainable chemical engineering.
04 / Experience
Research and teaching.
- PhD candidate · Biological Systems EngineeringUniversity of Wisconsin–Madison · Expected December 2026
- MS · Paper Science & EngineeringKangwon National University · 2022
- BS · Pulping and Papermaking EngineeringQilu University of Technology · 2019
Teaching. Teaching Assistant for Biorefining: Energy and Products from Renewable Resources (BSE 460) in Spring 2023.
Recognition. 2024 AIChE Forest Bioproduct Division Graduate Student Award (first place) and 2024 NGPT-GIE Graduate Student Award.


05 / Contact
Let’s discuss research and academic opportunities.
jchen2285@wisc.edu · Google Scholar · ORCID · LinkedIn


