林 彬勒

Name: Bin-Le LIN
Title: Chief Senior Research Scientist
Address: Research Institute for Science of Safety and Sustainability (RISS), National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), 16-1 Onogawa, Tsukuba, Ibaragi, 305-8869, Japan.
Email: binle-lin@aist.go.jp

EDUCATION
— Post Doctoral (4/1998–3/2001) in
Department of Chemical Engineering, Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo, Japan
— Ph.D. (10/1994–3/1998) in
Environmental Chemical Engineering, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Tokyo, Japan
— M.S. (9/1987–7/1991) in Biochemistry, College of Bioengineering, Fujian Normal University, Fuzhou, China
— B.S. (9/1983–7/1987) in biology, Faculty of Biology, Fujian Normal University, Fuzhou, China

WORKING EXPERIENCE
— Chief Senior Research Scientist (10/2015–present)
Research Institute for Science of Safety and Sustainability (RISS), National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST).
— Chief Manager (10/2014–9/2015)
Collaboration Promotion and International Affairs Division, AIST, Japan
— Senior Research Scientist (4/2008–9/2014)
Research Institute for Science of Safety and Sustainability (RISS), AIST, Japan
— Group Leader (4/2003–3/2008)
Research Center of Chemical Risk Assessment and Management (CRM), AIST, Japan
— Invited Researcher (4/2001–3/2003)
Research Center of Chemical Risk Assessment and Management (CRM), AIST, Japan
— Research Associate (4/1998–3/2001)
Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo, Japan
— Research Assistant (11/1994–3/1998)
Laboratory for Environmental Chemical Engineering, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan
— Technical Assistant (3/1993–10/1994)
Food Quality Management Division of Hasebe Company, Chiba, Japan
— Assistant Engineer (7/1990–2/1993)
— Institute of Environmental Protection Bureau of Xiamen City, China.

CONCURRENT POST
— Member of Global Ecological Risk Assessment Advisory Group Steering Committee (2012–current)
Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC)
— Member of Technical Advisory Committee (5/2016–current)
Center of Engineering and Technology Innovation of Southern University of Science and Technology, China
— Guest Professor (4/2014–current)
Tsukuba University, Japan
— Adjunct Professor (9/2003–current)
Fujian Normal University, China.
— Guest Professor (4/2014–current)
Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan.

RESEARCH INTEREST
— Environmental Risk/Risk Tradeoff Assessment of Chemicals and Reactive Nitrogen Compounds
— Artificial Intelligence System Development for Assessment and Management of Chemical Substances (AIST-MeRAM)
— Biogeochemical Nitrogen Cycle Modeling, Environmental Modeling
—Sustainability Assessment of New Energy (Ammonia-Hydrogen, Biomass ect)
— Research on Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship

MAIN RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
— Ecological risk assessment and management of chemical substances
— Regulatory system development for managing chemical substances
— Artificial intelligence system development for multiple-purpose ecological risk assessment and management of chemical substances
— Risk trade-off assessment for sustainable chemical substance utilization
— Development of a global biogeochemical nitrogen cycle model
— Evaluation of the disturbance of land-use changes and climate changes on terrestrial ecosystem using nitrogen model.
— Environmental risk assessment of new technology such as biomass energy and hydrogen energy
— Development of a new biological/chemical treatment process for high-strength photo-processing waste.

HONORS and AWARDS
— September 2015, the Scientific and Technological Achievement Award from United States Environmental Protection Agency for research of nitrogen cycle.
— October 2009, AIST President Award in 2009 for excellence in research
— October 1997, Japan (Foundation) Takarayoshi Scholarship Excellence Student Award
— April 1994, Scholarship Award from Tokyu Corporation Company
— July 1990, Outstanding thesis for the Master research of Fujian Normal University in 1990
— August 1990, China Fujian Key Science and Technology Research Project Progress Award (Master thesis research: Study on the biological properties and the attacked phage of chlorotetracycline producing strains of Strepiomyces Aureofacines No. F-303).
— July 1987, Outstanding graduate for the best of the 3% of the class, and recommended by the president to enter the M.S. course study without taking admission examination.