The Biodiversity and Wetland Laboratory of Capital Normal University should be useful to you.
I. Study groups
Consultant: Academician Jin Jianming;
Team leader (PI): Associate Professor Hong Jianming; Associate Professor Chen Wei;
Member: Associate Professor Hu Dong; Associate Professor Wang (Ph.D., Zhejiang University); Associate Professor Fu Biqian; Associate Professor Li Xuedong; Lecturer Wang Zhongsuo (Dr. Peking University);
After graduation: Sun Jiyun (Ph.D., Northeast Forestry University);
Master students: 9 people.
Second, the research team leader's educational and scientific research experience
2. 1997.8—— Up to now: Associate Professor, School of Life Sciences, Capital Normal University.
3. March 2002-present: Executive Deputy Director of Environmental Education Research Center of Capital Normal University.
Four. 2001.05–2002.02: Work of the US Forest Service.
September 2000-June 2000: Senior Visiting Scholar, Huxley Institute of Environment, USA.
6.1989.09–1993.06: Master of Biology Department of Capital Normal University (tutor is Professor Qiu Zesheng).
Seven. 1986.09–1997.06: teaching assistant and lecturer of biology department of capital normal university.
Eight. 1984.09–1986.08: Organization Minister of the Youth League Committee of Capital Normal University.
9.1980.09–1984.08: Bachelor of Biology, Capital Normal University.
Third, the research direction
1. Investigation, evaluation and sustainable utilization of biodiversity resources in Beijing: biodiversity resources are the basis of sustainable development of regional economy, society and environment. Background investigation, dynamic change and development potential evaluation of animal and plant resources in Beijing area; It will provide policy basis and scientific guarantee for biodiversity conservation and sustainable utilization of resources in the capital to formulate measures to protect biodiversity resources and study the way and scale of resource utilization. This field is our traditional advantage in Beijing.
2. Structure, function and urban ecological construction of Beijing wetland ecosystem: By studying the environmental characteristics, flora and bird ecology, distribution law, quantitative dynamics and response to wetland environmental changes of different types of wetlands in Beijing, we can master the basic structure and function of Beijing wetland ecosystem and the relationship between biological factors and the environment, so as to serve Beijing wetland restoration, eco-city construction and harmonious society construction. This field is an important development direction for us to combine traditional advantages with new research fields and market demand.
3. Application of constructed wetland technology in water purification and landscape design: Constructed wetland is an ecological treatment technology for treating domestic sewage and reclaimed water, and recovering slightly polluted water and landscape water, with low cost and good effect. The landscape design of treatment facilities can be combined with the construction of wildlife habitats and natural parks, which is one of the core technologies of water resources reuse in the theme plan of Beijing Science and Technology Commission, and has wide application value in suburbs. Our research in this field focuses on the removal of nitrogen and phosphorus from water by constructed wetland ecological technology.
4. Biodiversity and Wetland Science Popularization and Environmental Education: Education is the key to environmental protection. As a normal university, we rely on the research results of environmental education research center and research group to popularize biodiversity and wetland ecosystem function and protection knowledge for college students, middle school students, primary and secondary school teachers and the public; Organize outdoor biotechnology activities such as biodiversity and wetland popular science summer camp, winter camp and outdoor bird watching for teenagers and the public, and carry out ecological ethics education. Beijing Wetland School Teaching and Research Base, Yeyahu Wetland Teaching and Research Base and ecological environment management and environmental education have been established.
Four, the main scientific research projects hosted in recent years
1. Study on Wetland Environmental Biodiversity Protection in Beijing (Key Project of Beijing Science and Technology Commission, 200 1-2004)
2. Study on spatial precision model of regional population dynamics of Helicoverpa armigera (National Natural Science Foundation, 30170158);
3. Wetland biodiversity and bird protection in Tang Wei, Yangzhen [WWF Project Conference, 2003-2004; CN086 1.0 1(6329)]
4. Study on Nitrogen and Phosphorus Removal Mechanism of Constructed Wetland in Beijing (Municipal Education Commission)
5. Wetland Restoration Monitoring and Assessment and Wetland Protection Education (State Forestry Administration, 2004-2005)
6. Ecological Community Construction of Popular Science Wetland (Municipal Science and Technology Commission, 2004-2005)
7. Study on the dynamics of migratory whitebait in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River (G2000046805, 973 project of the Ministry of Science and Technology; Core members)
8. Scientific Investigation and Overall Planning of Hanshiqiao Wetland Nature Reserve in Beijing (Beijing Environmental Protection Bureau, 2005)
9. Construction of innovative science and technology platform-construction of wetland protection and biodiversity research base (special project of the Municipal Education Commission)
Verb (abbreviation of verb) academic paper (representative work in recent years, * correspondent author)
1. Chen Wei Time variation analysis of waterfowl composition in Beijing area. China Wetland Research Report 1998.
2. Composition and structure of four large soil animal communities in Songshan, Beijing. Journal of Ecology, 2002,22 (2)
3. Hu Dong (4) etc. Species diversity of plant communities in degraded ecosystems in the Three Gorges region of the Yangtze River. Journal of Ecology 1998, 18
4. Population statistics and age structure of endangered plant Lonicera japonica Thunb. Journal of Ecology 1999 19(4)
5. Wang Zhongsuo, Fu Cuichang, Lei Guangchun. Diversity of whitebait in China and its protection countermeasures. Biodiversity 2002 10(4)
6. Wang, Cheng Jiaan, Li Dianmo. Design and establishment of geographic information database of Chilo suppressalis. Acta Entomology 200 1. 44(4): 525-533.
7. Wang, Cheng Jiaan and Li Dianmo. Research progress of spatio-temporal analysis and simulation of population dynamics based on GIS. Journal of Ecology 2002.22 (1):143-150.
8. Wang, Tan, Li Dianmo. A summary of theoretical research on genetic distance and its measurement. Journal of ecology. 22.2002 (6): 943-949。
9. Wang, Li Dianmo and Xie Baoyu. 2003. Determination and evaluation of the danger zone of cotton bollworm. Journal of Ecology 23 (12): 2642-2652.
10. Jiang Zhengquan, Hong Jianming *, Hu Dong. Study on Plant Community Diversity of Tang Wei Wetland in Yangzhen, Beijing. Wetland Science 2004,2 (3)
1 1. Liu Xiaoyan, Hu Dong *, Chen Wei. Ecological study on submerged plants in Baihe River, Beijing. Wetland Science 2004,2 (4)
12. Wang, Li Dianmo, Xie Baoyu. Spatial distribution and dynamic analysis of Helicoverpa armigera eggs based on GIS and gs. Journal of Entomology 2004. 47( 1): 33-40.
13. Wang Zhongsuo, Lu Cai, Xu Chongren, Lei Guangchun. Effect of habitat fragmentation on spatial occurrence pattern of whitebait. Biodiversity 2005.
14. Zhang Aibing Wang Zhengjun Tan Sheng Li Jiang Electric Mill. In 2003, the synthetic pheromone trap was used to monitor Dendrolimus punctatus in Yanshan County. Applied entomology and zoology.38 (2):177-186 (included in SCI).
15. Population dynamics of whitebait in Nanyi Lake in eastern China: degradation and overfishing. Journal of Freshwater Ecology 2004. 19 (2) (included by SCI).
16. Spatial distribution pattern and environmental determinants of freshwater whitebait in the Yangtze River basin of China. Fish Environmental Biology 2005 (included in SCI).
17. Zheng Han Dian Mo Li Jia An Cheng. Spatial pattern analysis of rice water weevil in China. Journal of Biomechanics 2005 (included by SCI).
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