Dr. Yi Liang, a distinguished figure in the realm of environmental engineering and renewable energy technologies, has been honored as a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Sciences New Zealand for the year 2023. Born in Hubei, China, Dr. Liang's academic journey led him to the University of Auckland, New Zealand, where he specialized in environmental engineering, ultimately shaping a career marked by innovation and dedication to sustainable development. Currently serving as the Director of the New Zealand Centre for Clean Energy, Dr. Liang's research has significantly contributed to enhancing energy efficiency and fostering environmental sustainability on a global scale.

 

Under Dr. Liang's leadership, his team has developed several pioneering projects, including the creation of high-efficiency photovoltaic materials and advanced clean water technologies, which have garnered international recognition. These initiatives not only underscore Dr. Liang's commitment to addressing pressing energy and environmental challenges but also reflect his innovative approach to integrating renewable energy solutions into the fabric of modern society. Dr. Liang's esteemed fellowship with the RSNZ is a testament to his outstanding contributions to the field of environmental engineering and his unwavering pursuit of a sustainable future.