Summary
Helei Liu is a professor and process systems researcher with a decade of experience bridging academic research and industrial problem-solving in chemical engineering and separation processes. Based in Vancouver and holding PhDs from Hunan University and the University of Regina, he has led postdoctoral work at UBC designing reactors for lithium extraction and high‑pressure membrane reactors for hydrogen production with CO2 capture. His expertise spans catalyst synthesis, thermodynamics and kinetics modeling, COMSOL simulations, and AI-driven process prediction—skills he applied to optimize gas treating and cut CO2 regeneration energy by half. Helei has a strong track record of supervising students, securing NSERC funding, and translating lab-scale innovations into practical operation guidelines for industry partners like POSCO. Known for aligning research to industry standards (向业界标准看齐), he combines rigorous modeling with hands-on experimental design to solve complex sedimentation and separation challenges.
9 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Process systems engineering, Awarded, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Process systems engineering, Awarded at University of Regina
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Chemical Engineering, Awarded, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Chemical Engineering, Awarded at Hunan University
English, Chinese