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Yu, Y., Y. Long, and H. Wu. 2016.“Near-Complete Recovery of Sugar Monomers from Cellulose and Lignocellulosic Biomass via a Two-Step Process Combining Mechanochemical Hydrolysis and Dilute Acid Hydrolysis.”Energy & Fuels 30: 1571-1578. Liaw, S. B., Y. Yu, and H. Wu. 2016.“Association of inorganic species release with sugar recovery during wood hydrothermal processing.”Fuel 166: 581-584. Zhou, J., B. Gui, Y. Qiao, J. Zhang, W. Wang, H. Yao, Y. Yu, and M. Xu. 2016.“Understanding the pyrolysis mechanism of polyvinylchloride (PVC) by characterizing the chars produced in a wire-mesh reactor.”Fuel 166: 526-532. Yu, Y., J. Bartle, J. Bartle, D. Mendham, D. Mendham, and H. Wu. 2015.“Site Variation in Life Cycle Energy and Carbon Footprints of Mallee Biomass Production in Western Australia.”Energy & Fuels 29: 3748-3752. Shafie, Z., Y. Yu, and H. Wu. 2015.“Effect of initial pH on hydrothermal decomposition of cellobiose under weakly acidic conditions.”Fuel 158: 315-321. Wen, C., C. Wen, X. Gao, Y. Yu, J. Wu, J. Wu, M. Xu, M. Xu, and H. Wu. 2015.“Emission of inorganic PM10 from included mineral matter during the combustion of pulverized coals of various ranks.”Fuel 140 (2015): 526-530. Yu, Y., Z. Shafie, and H. Wu. 2015.“Effect of Alkali and Alkaline Earth Metal Chlorides on Cellobiose Decomposition in Hot-Compressed Water.”Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research 54: 5450-5459. Liu, D., Y. Yu, Y. Long, and H. Wu. 2015.“Effect of MgCl2 loading on the evolution of reaction intermediates during cellulose fast pyrolysis at 325 C.”Proceedings of the Combustion Institute. 35: 2381-2388. Liu, S., S. Liu, M. Wei, M. Wei, Y. Qiao, Y. Qiao, Z. Yang, Z. Yang, B. Gui, B. Gui et al. 2015.“Release of organic sulfur as sulfur-containing gases during low temperature pyrolysis of sewage sludge.”Proceedings of the Combustion Institute. 35: 2767-2775. Li, L., W. Zhou, H. Wu, Y. Yu, F. Liu, and D. Zhu. 2014.“Relationship between crystallinity index and enzymatic hydrolysis performance of celluloses separated from aquatic and terrestrial plant materials.”BioResources 9 (3): 3993-4005. Yu, Y., D. Liu, and H. Wu. 2014.“Formation and Characteristics of Reaction Intermediates from the Fast Pyrolysis of NaCl- and MgCl2-Loaded Celluloses.”Energy & Fuels 28: 245-253. Liu, S., Y. Qiao, Z. Lu, B. Gui, M. Wei, Y. Yu, and M. Xu. 2014.“Release and Transformation of Sodium in Kitchen Waste during Torrefaction.”Energy & Fuels 28: 1911-1917. Gong, X., Y. Yu, X. Gao, Y. Qiao, M. Xu, and H. Wu. 2014.“Formation of Anhydro-sugars in the Primary Volatiles and Solid Residues from Cellulose Fast Pyrolysis in a Wire-Mesh Reactor.”Energy and Fuels 28 (8): 5204-5211. Liu, D., Y. Yu, J. Hayashi, B. Moghtaderi, and H. Wu. 2014.“Contribution of dehydration and depolymerization reactions during the fast pyrolysis of various salt-loaded celluloses at low temperatures.”Fuel 136: 62-68. Kong, Z., S. Liaw, X. Gao, Y. Yu, and H. Wu. 2014.“Leaching characteristics of inherent inorganic nutrients in biochars from the slow and fast pyrolysis of mallee biomass.”Fuel 128: 433-441. Shafie, Z., Y. Yu, and H. Wu. 2014.“Insights into the Primary Decomposition Mechanism of Cellobiose under Hydrothermal Conditions.”Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research 53 (38): 14607-14616. Gao, X., Y. Yu, and H. Wu. 2013.“Life Cycle Energy and Carbon Footprints of Microalgal Biodiesel Production in Western Australia: A Comparison of Byproducts Utilization Strategies.”ACS Sustainable Chemistry and Engineering 1: 1371-1380. Liu, D., Y. Yu, and H. Wu. 2013.“Differences in Water-Soluble Intermediates from Slow Pyrolysis of Amorphous and Crystalline Cellulose.”Energy & Fuels 27: 1371-1380. Zhou, W., Y. Yu, D. Liu, and H. Wu. 2013.“Rapid Recovery of Fermentable Sugars for Biofuel Production from Enzymatic Hydrolysis of Microcrystalline Cellulose by Hot-Compressed Water Pretreatment.”Energy & Fuels 27: 4777-4784. Yu, Y., Z. M. Shafie, and H. Wu. 2013.“Cellobiose Decomposition in Hot-Compressed Water: Importance of Isomerization Reactions.”Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research 52: 17006-17014.