Assistant research fellow in the Institute of Population and Development, Zhejiang University

Email: ttomcc@126.com

Education

2007-2010 Ph.D., System Engineering,

Department of Automation, Xiamen University;

Dissertation topic: Mode selection and system simulation of CO2 emissions in China.

2004-2007 Master of Economics,

Institute of Taiwan Economics, Xiamen University;

Degree project topic: The Research of Investment Environment and the Design of the Policy for Bohai Sea Rim to Attract Taiwanese Investment.

1999-2003 Bachelor of Science,

Department of Optics-Electronic Technology, Shandong University.

Research Interests

  Population migration; climate change; environment pollution; energy consumption.

Professional Experience

2013.5-      Lecture, Institute of Population and Development, Zhejiang University, China

2012.3- 2012.7 Visiting Scholar in Tulane University, USA

2010.11-2013.4 Postdoctoral fellow, Zhejiang University

Publications Journal Publications

1. Zhou Wei, Mi Hong, Yu Xiaofeng, Feng Ning (2013). Research on urban building energy consumption influenced by the change of population structure, China Environment Science, 33(10):1904-1910.

2. Zhou Wei, Mi Hong (2013). Quantitative Estimates on Families Lost Only Child and Social assistance to them, Chinese Journal of Population Science, 5:2-9.

3. Zhou Wei, Feng Ning, Mi Hong (2012). Optimum Population and Urbanization in Zhejiang Province under the Restriction of Energy. Advanced Materials Research, 524:2819-2826.

4. Zhou Wei, Mi Hong (2010). International Comparison and Mitigation Strategy of Carbon Emissions in China, Resource Science, 32(8):1570-1577.

5. Zhou Wei. Mi Hong (2010). Calculate on Energy-Related CO2 Emissions in China, China Environment Science, 30(8):1142-1148.

6. Cheng Yuanliang, Zhou Wei, Mi Hong (2010). Spatial Disequilibr ium and Evolvement of Gr ain Production and Population Distribution, Statistics & Information Forum,25(2):94-99.

7. Mi Hong, Zhou Wei (2010). The System Simulation of China’s Grain, Fresh Water, and Energy Demand in the Next 30 Years, Population & Economics, 1:1-7.

8. Zhou Wei, Mi Hong (2009). Systems Dynamics of Future Urbanization and Energy-related CO2 Emissions in China. WSEAS Transactions on Systems,10:1145-1154.

9. Mi Hong, Zhou Wei (2009). International Comparing of Population Aging and Economic Development Speed, Northwest population, 30(4):1-10.

10. Mi Hong, Zhou Wei (2009), Shi Wenzhao. Modified Gravity Model and Its Application of Population Migration in China, Population Research, 33(4):99-104.