Ximing Zhang’s research portfolio encompasses cutting-edge projects at the intersection of bioprocessing and sustainable food production. 🌱 His work focuses on advancing cultivated meat technology, with a particular emphasis on scale-up methodologies. Zhang’s contributions include the development of innovative scaffold and microcarrier systems to support high-density cell culture, paving the way for efficient production processes. Additionally, he explores novel approaches for creating three-dimensional cultured meat alternatives by co-culturing microalgae and bacterial cellulose. Moreover, Zhang’s expertise extends to the realm of biofuels and chemicals, where he pioneers cellulosic biomass conversion technologies, driving forward the transition towards a more sustainable future.
Puiblications Top Notes
Enhancing foam stability with β-lactoglobulin nanoparticles: Insights into molecular-level interplay and stabilization mechanism” (2024), Food Hydrocolloids, Citation: 1
“The significance of biomass densification in biological-based biorefineries: A critical review” (2023), Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, Citation: 4
“Cell culture medium cycling in cultured meat: Key factors and potential strategies” (2023), Trends in Food Science and Technology, Citation: 2
“Preparation, characterization, and foaming properties of soy protein nanoparticles by the cross-linking reaction induced by microbial transglutaminase” (2023), Food Hydrocolloids, Citation: 5
“Efficient conversion of chitin into 5-hydroxymethylfurfural via a simple formylation step under mild conditions” (2023), Green Chemistry, Citation: 3
“Ultrasmooth and Uniform Starch Nanosphere with New Microstructure Formation via Microfluidization-Nanoprecipitation Control” (2023), ACS Sustainable Chemistry and Engineering, Citation: 1
“Soy Protein Amyloid Fibril Scaffold for Cultivated Meat Application” (2023), ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces, Citation: 8
“Density Functional Theory Study of CO2 Hydrogenation on Transition-Metal-Doped Cu(211) Surfaces” (2023), Molecules, Citation: 1
“Green synthesis of cellulose formate and its efficient conversion into 5-hydroxymethylfurfural” (2023), Industrial Crops and Products, Citation: 4