Resume
Download pdf version of my CV here (updated November 2024).
Education 🎓
University of Oxford 2018 - 2022
PhD in ZoologySupervised by Owen Lewis
Peking University 2013 - 2018
BSc in Biological Sciences (honoured)Rank: 5/123 students, Grade: 89/100
UC Berkeley 2016
Visiting student in Integrated BiologyCourses and Grades: Ecological Genetics: A; Evolution: A+; Host-Pathogen Interaction: A+
Work Experience 💫
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👩🔬 Postdoc (University of Oxford)
2023 – 2025 (UK)
- Reviewed literature and designed a health assessment framework for small river basins
- Developed an R package to analyse wildlife monitoring data by the local petrol team in a convenient and standardized way.
- Designed and conducted an interview survey of local communities (Diqing Tibetan autonomous prefecture) to investigate the legacy of previous conservation actions. This work led to new ten-year conservation funding from Ant Forest by Alibaba to the interviewed site.
- Day-to-day supervision or co-supervision for Master of Biology students in 2024 (Natalie Bright), 2023 (Nancie Bowley), and 2022 (Eloise Newman).
- Day-to-day supervision or co-supervision for undergraduate research projects in 2024 (Valentino Pallini and Letti Lee), 2020 (Maryam Binti Mohd Hafiz), and 2019 (Julia Cypar and Ellie Jarvis).
- Lecturering in "MBiol journal club: analysing and criticising research articles" and "Doctoral Training Centre statistics and data management course".
- Teaching assistant in "Programming in R (refresher) course", "Climate envelope model practice", "Mathematical modelling in Biology", and "Genetics".
Grant title: The Ecological and Evolutionary Legacy of Extreme Climatic Events for Food Web Resilience.
PIs: Owen Lewis (University of Oxford) & Jon Bridle (University College London)
Project Partners: Megan Higgie (James Cook University) & Jan Hrček (Czech Academy of Sciences)
🌍 Research Intern (The Nature Conservancy, Beijing) Mar-Aug 2018
Awards 🌟
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UK Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) standard grant (named postdoc)
2023-2025
The Ecological and Evolutionary Legacy of Extreme Climatic Events for Food Web Resilience -
Biology Eurofins Foundation through University of Oxford
2022
Research Project Support -
The Queen’s College, University of Oxford
2020
Academic Support Grant -
Department for Continuing Education, University of Oxford
2020
Sponsored place for the “Ecological Survey Techniques” Course -
The Queen’s College, University of Oxford
2018
Academic Support Grant -
China Oxford Scholarship Fund
2018
Honorary China Oxford Award -
Peking University
2018
Excellent Undergraduate Student -
Peking University
2016
Jinlongyu Scholarship (rank first) -
Peking University
2015
Yang Fuqing Academician Scholarship (rank fifth)
Selected Conference 🏛️
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(upcoming) Trait evolution and ecological legacy in host-parasitoid community following a extreme heatwave event (oral talk)
Liverpool, British Ecology Society annual meeting 2024
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The formation and impact of novel species interactions under climate change (oral talk)
Shenzhen, School of Ecology, Sun Yat-Sen University 2024
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Causes and future drivers of species turnover along elevational gradients (oral talk)
Belfast, British Ecology Society annual meeting 2023
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Biological responses to climate change (ECR talk)
London Natural History Museum, The Explorer Programme Summer Social 2022
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Heatwave and warming induce distinctive community responses through their interactions with a novel species (oral talk)
Leipzig UFZ & iDiv, Frontiers in Experimental Research on Changing Climate 2022
Geneva, 13th International Congress of Ecology 2022
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Parasitoid interaction history and food quality influence heatwave resistance of Drosophila populations (oral talk)
Liverpool, British Ecology Society annual meeting 2021
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High temperature structures tropical forest Drosophila communities: evidence from physiological and population level measures (oral talk)
Festival of Ecology, British Ecology Society annual meeting 2020
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Biodiversity survey in Chongzuo examined effects of the white-headed langur (Trachypithecus leucocephalus) as a flagship species on habitat conservation (poster)
Duke Kunshan University, Conservation of China’s Tropical Biodiversity 2016