Dr. Shinho Chung
Associate Professor
- Group:Environmental Sciences Department
Dr. Shinho Chung
Associate Professor
Department of Environmental Sciences
Extension Number: 589
Office Number: S-133
Brief profile:
Dr. Shinho Chung is Associate Professor at the Department of Environmental Sciences, Forman Christian College (A Chartered University), Lahore, Pakistan. He joined FCCU in 2016. He has served more than 7 years as a lecturer at different universities in Korea. Served as Korea Overseas Volunteer at National Institute of Health, Islamabad, Pakistan (1999~2002), Senior researcher of Institute of Urban Sciences in University of Seoul (2005~2006), Professor of Department of Water and Environmental Engineering, Kabul Polytechnic University, Afghanistan (2007), IT director of Bagram Korean Hospital, Afghanistan (2008~2009), and Deputy Director of Energy and Environment Division, Newentec Co., Korea (2011~2015). Now he is actively doing research work mostly in the topic of Membrane Bioreactor as well as arsenic removal in drinking water.
Education:
- Ph.D. (University of Seoul, Korea).
- Master of Engineering (University of Seoul, Korea).
Research and Publications:
- Rose, J., Chung, S., Islam, Z. U., Azhar, B., & Oh, H. (2024). Optimum quorum quenching bacteria concentration in the better-quality cell entrapping beads to control biofouling in membrane bioreactor. Biofouling, 1-12.
- Oh, H., Guk, I., Chung, S., & Lee, Y. (2023). Energy saving through modifications of the parallel pump schedule at a pumping station: A case study. Journal of Water Process Engineering, 54, 104035. (IF=7.000)
- Islam, Z. U., Ayub, M., Chung, S., & Oh, H. (2022). Effect of Aeration Intensity on Performance of Lab-Scale Quorum-Quenching Membrane Bioreactor. Membranes, 12(3), 289. (IF=4.106)
- Ayub, M., Saeed, N., Chung S., and Nawaz, M.S. (2020) Physical and Economical Evaluation of Lab-scale Membrane Bioreactor by Long-term Relative Cost Benefit Analysis, Journal of Water Reuse and Desalination, (10.3), 239-250. (IF=2.000)
- Ahmed, S., Chung, S. Sohail. N., and Qazi, I.A., Justin. A. (2020) Application of Cell Entrapping Beads for Quorum Quenching Technique in Submerged Membrane Bioreactor, Water Science and Technology, (81.4), 744-752. (IF=1.638)
- Sohail, N., Ahmed, S., Chung, S., and Nawaz, M.S. (2020) Performance Comparison of Three Different Reactors (MBBR, MBR And MBBMR) for Municipal Wastewater Treatment. Desalination and Water Treatment, (174), 1-8. (IF=1.234)
- Islam Z., Rose J., Ahmed S. and Chung S. (2020) Quorum Quenching Cell Entrapping Bead by Polyvinyl Alcohol Method for Biofouling Mitigation in Lab-scale MBR, NUST Journal of Engineering Sciences, 13(1): 29-36,
- Chung, S., Lee, H., Yu, M. and Koo, J. (2006) Performance Evaluation of Water Loss Management in Urban Areas Using Different Performance Indicators, Journal of Korean Society of Environmental Engineering 28(2): 117-127
- Chung, S., Kim, K. and Koo, J. (2005) Selection of the best scaling factor of performance indicator for water distribution network. The Korean Society of Water and Wastewater 2005(-): 119-126
- Chung, S., Lee, H., Koo, J., Yu, M. and Choi, J. (2004) A study on daily and hourly peak factor of water distribution districts. Korean Society of Water Quality 2004(-): 143-152
- Chung, S., Jang, M., Lee, H., Koo, J. and Yu, M. (2004) Factors affecting to water usage in residential area. Korean Society of Water Quality. 2004(-): 397-400
- Chung, S., Lee, H., Koo, J. and Yu, M. (2003) Estimation and application of minimum night flow. Korean Society of Water Quality. 2003(-): 57-60
- Chung, S., Lee, H., Koo, J. and Yu, M. (2003) Characterization of the ratio of revenue water in the 79 cities by Principal Component Analysis and Clustering Analysis. Korean Society of Water Quality. 2003(-): 133-142
- Chung, S., Myung, K., Yu, M. and Ryu, S (2002) A study on the optimum operational condition of Power Block Underdrain System. The Korean Society of Water and Wastewater 2002(-): 79-82
- Chung, S., Park, S. and Yu, M. (1997) Removal of Nitrogen and Phosphorous in Biofilm Process Using Iron Plates as Attached Growth Media. Korean Society of Environmental Engineering 1997(12): 702-705