Before joining Mizzou, he is a research scientist in the Geochemical and Environmental Research Group at Texas A&M University. Binbin Wang’s research is in the broad area of environmental flows, using both experimental and modeling approaches to understand the physical processes in the flow and their interaction with chemical and biological processes. Some examples include air-water greenhouse gas exchange and turbulent mixing, underwater bubble plume and hypoxia remediation, boundary layer flows and mussel filtration. He research includes both natural and engineered water systems and emphasizes underwater technology. His research has been funded by the Gulf of Research Initiative.