1990 ——199210 did postdoctoral research in the geography department of east China normal university; 1992 10 went to work in Nanjing university.
1992 associate professor,
Professor at 1997,
1998 as a doctoral supervisor.
1999 was selected as the young and middle-aged academic backbone of Nanjing University.
200 1 Get special government allowance from the State Council. Director of the Institute of Regional Environmental Evolution of Nanjing University,
Member of Academic Committee of School of Geography and Marine Science, Nanjing University,
Member of Quaternary Research Committee of China,
Director of Education Professional Committee of Quaternary Research Committee of China,
Executive director of Jiangsu Archaeological Society,
Member of Danxia Geomorphology Working Group of International Geomorphology Society (IAG),
Vice Chairman of China Danxia Geomorphological Tourism Development Research Association,
Deputy director of the environmental change professional Committee of the Chinese geographical society,
Deputy director of the professional Committee of sustainable utilization and disaster reduction of resources of China Natural Resources Society,
Standing Committee member of Environmental Archaeology Committee of Quaternary Research Committee of China,
Director, Glacier and Frozen Soil Branch, China Geographical Society. Main research:
1, Holocene environmental archaeology in the Yangtze River basin; 2. Quaternary environmental evolution and global change; 3. Geomorphology and Quaternary Geology.
He has participated in the fifth Antarctic expedition in China, and has been engaged in the research and teaching of environmental archaeology, Quaternary environmental evolution and geomorphology (periglacial landform and Danxia landform) in the Yangtze River basin for many years. Since 1989, he has been a visiting scholar in Argentine South American Institute of Ice and Snow, Rouen University, Giessen University in Justus von Liebig, Germany, and Kaohsiung Normal University in Taiwan Province. Over the years, he has presided over many projects of the National Natural Science Foundation (including the National Natural Science Foundation 1 major research project) and 2 doctoral programs in colleges and universities.
The main courses taught:
1, Introduction to Global Change Science; 2. Environmental archaeology.
He has published 4 monographs and teaching materials and 96 academic papers (including SCI papers 16 and SCIE papers 5). Won the third prize of scientific and technological progress of the State Education Commission 1995 and the second prize of scientific and technological progress of the State Education Commission 1996. The textbook "Introduction to Global Change Science", edited by him, was selected as a "postgraduate textbook" by the Ministry of Education in 2005. Has supervised 20 doctoral students and 2 master students1person.