Lin Guanghui

Lin Guanghui

Professor of Earth System Science Research Center and Institute of global change, Tsinghua University, has been engaged in coastal wetland ecology, global change ecology and stable isotope ecology for a long time. He has published 130 academic papers, and more than 70 SCI papers have been cited by him for more than 1200 times. He was awarded the excellent scientific research team award by the U.S. Department of agriculture.

Character experience

1979-1983: Bachelor degree in Botany, Department of biology, Xiamen University; 1983-1986: Master degree in plant ecology, Department of biology, Xiamen University; master degree in mangrove ecology from academician Lin Peng, father of mangroves in China; 1988-1992: Doctor Degree in plant eco physiology, Department of biology, University of Miami, USA Professor Leonel Sternberg, a famous stable isotope ecologist, 1986-1988: Institute of environmental science, Xiamen University (mangrove ecosystem energy flow study), 1988-1992: Department of biology, University of Miami, USA (mangrove plant ecophysiology study), 1992-1994: Department of biology, University of Utah, USA (global change effects on desert and forest ecosystems), 1994-1996: Department of ecology, University of Miami, USA (mangrove plant ecophysiology study), 1992-1994: Department of biology, University of Utah, USA (global change effects on desert and forest ecosystems), 1994-1996: Department of ecology, University of Miami, USA (mangrove plant ecophysiology study American space biosphere research and Development Center (terrestrial ecosystem response to elevated atmospheric CO2) 1996-2003: Lamont Doherty Earth Research Institute and Biosphere 2 center of Columbia University (experimental and Simulation Research on atmosphere biosphere interaction) 2003-2007: Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences (stable isotope ecology) 2004 -: ca Institute of global ecology of Washington, Stanford University (Global Ecology Research) (Visiting Research) global change biology, stable isotope ecology and ecosystem physiology 2007-2011: Distinguished Professor and vice president of "Minjiang scholar" of School of life sciences of Xiamen University, chief scientist of State Key Laboratory of Offshore Marine Environmental Science 2011 Professor, Center for earth system science and Institute of global change, Tsinghua University. vice chairman of wetland Professional Committee of Chinese Ecological Society (2009 -). chairman of Wetland Resources Protection Committee of Chinese society of natural resources (2009 -). chairman of Executive Committee of mangroves section of Chinese Ecological Society (2008 -). vice president of Fujian Ecological Society (2008 -). president of Xiamen Biological Society (2008 -). < I > Journal of plant ecology < / I > co editor (2007 -). co organizer of the mangrove Symposium of the third world ecological Summit (2007, Beijing); one of the sponsors of the research network of the China US carbon Alliance (< I > usccc < / I >) and the coordinator (2007-2008); one of the sponsors and coordinator of the transnational cooperation project of the International Atomic Energy Organization (IAEA), "water isotope network research in the biosphere and atmosphere" (< I > Miba < / I >) Chief coordinator of Asian region (2004-2007); < I > Journal of integrated plant biology < / I > editorial board member (2004-2008); member of plant ecology Committee of Chinese Botanical Society (2003-2008); editorial board member of Chinese Journal of Plant Ecology (2002 -); one of the network sponsors of "Experimental Study on rainfall control of terrestrial ecosystem" (< I > precinet < / I >) (2002-2003); overseas China Chairman of the association of ecologists (< I > sino-eco < / I >) (1995-1996);

Research direction

Wetland ecology, global change ecology, stable isotope ecology, ecology and wetland engineering.

Main contributions

Participated in the National Natural Science Foundation Project: mangrove ecosystem research in Fujian and Hainan (1983-1988) (host: Lin Peng) participated in the National Natural Science Foundation Project: response of coastal wetland plants to seawater intrusion (1989-1992) (host: L. Sternberg) participated in the Department of Energy Fund Project: Desert Vegetation response to summer typhoon rainfall Research on increasing response (1992-1994) (Moderator: J. Ehleringer) sponsored the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) cooperative fund project: using stable isotope technology to study the effects of elevated atmospheric CO2 and temperature on soil respiration in forest ecosystems (1994-1996) co sponsored the National Science Foundation Project: trees The ecological significance of stable isotope ratios of cellulose in tree rings (1995-1998) (collaborator: J.R. Ehleringer) co sponsored by the research center of Hong Kong University of science and Technology (1995-1996) co sponsored by the research center of the space biosphere research and development center of the United States (1994-1996) co sponsored by the research center of Hong Kong University of science and Technology (HKUST): Research on the physiological ecology of mangrove wastewater treatment Hold the key project of Biosphere 2 Center: experiment and model research of atmosphere biosphere interaction (1998-2001) (collaborator: Joseph berry) participate in the key scientific and technological project of Packard Foundation: CO2, coral cotton woods, andCoral:InvestigatingCO2impactonecosystemprocessesusingexperimentalapproaches (1999-2003) (host: wallybroecker) sponsored the project of the cooperative research fund for Overseas Young Scholars of the National Natural Science Foundation of China: Study on stable isotopes of CO2 and water exchange between terrestrial ecosystem and atmosphere in Northeast China Transect (2001-2003) (partner: Zhou Guangsheng) Member) presided over the construction of stable isotope ecology innovation research group (2003-2005) presided over the important direction project of knowledge innovation project of Chinese Academy of Sciences: Research on response and regulation mechanism of grassland ecosystem underground ecological process to global change (2005-2007) presided over the "948" project of Ministry of Agriculture: identification of crop product quality and yield Stable isotope technology of the earth (2005-2008) presided over the Shenzhen Hong Kong Innovation Circle science and technology project "efficient multi-functional, green three-dimensional urban sewage treatment integration technology and demonstration project" (2008-2010) presided over the State Oceanic Administration marine public welfare project "research and engineering demonstration of coastal wetland ecosystem restoration technology in emerging Economic Zone" (2009-2012) presided over the National Natural Science Foundation key projects Objective "maintenance mechanism of mangrove ecosystem service function under the influence of alien plants" (2010-2013) presided over the "973" preliminary research project "basic research on the maintenance and evolution of southeast coastal shelterbelt function" (2009-2012)

Award winning record

1992: second prize of Fujian science and technology progress award. 1995: second prize of science and technology progress award of State Education Commission. 2002: US Secretary of agriculture's research team excellence award. 1991: Curtis Award for outstanding postgraduates, University of Miami, USA. 1999: at the invitation of Vice Premier Li Lanqing, as one of 40 overseas Chinese agricultural scientists and overseas Chinese who have made outstanding contributions, he participated in the return visit and seminar jointly organized by the Ministry of science and technology, the Ministry of agriculture, the Ministry of education and the Bureau of foreign experts. 2001: the 1991 paper "Research on calorific value and ash content of several mangrove plants" co authored with Professor Lin Peng was awarded one of the five most cited articles in Journal of plant ecology since its inception. 2001: CCTV's "China News" program also featured Dr. Lin and other overseas students' active participation in China's ecological environment construction. 2002: at the invitation of American Journal of ecological engineering, he wrote a Book Review for "world ecosystem series 20: greenhouse ecosystem". 2002: PBS "Scientific American frontier" of the United States also made a special report on Dr. Lin's research work and achievements in the United States (hosted by the famous American host Alan Alda). 2000: selected as "outstanding youth" of NSFC (category B). In 2003, he was selected into the "100 Talents Program" of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. 2003: winner of Research Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars (category B) of National Natural Science Foundation of China. 2006: selected as "outstanding youth" of NSFC

Chinese PinYin : Lin Guang Hui