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Dong Jiang

anhui agricultural universityExecutive president邮箱:jiangd@njau.edu.cn
H指数:65
被引数:1.3万

个人简介

A crop physiologist and agronomist in NAU, one of the persons in charge of the construction of the National Facilities for Crop Phenomics of China (FCP), and leading the establishment of an integrated Plant Phenomics Research Center (PPRC) in NAU serving activities of R&D and running of the FCP.

教育背景

  • 1995.01 – 1998.12

    Shandong Agricultural University PhD in Agronomy Department of Agronomy

  • 1992.01 – 1995.12

    Shandong Agricultural University Msc in Agronomy Department of Agronomy

  • 1988.01 – 1992.12

    Shandong Agricultural University Bsc Department of Agronomy

工作经历

  • 2014.01 – 至今

    The Academy of Science, NAU

    Executive president

  • 2013.01 – 至今

    Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)

    Distinguished Young Scholar

  • 2011.01 – 至今

    China Agriculture Research System, MOA

    Scientist of wheat industry in China

  • 2007.02 – 2007.12

    University of Aarhus

    Visiting scholar

  • 2004.05 – 至今

    College of Agronomy, NAU

    Professor

  • 2003.01 – 2003.04

    Wageningen UR

  • 2002.02 – 2002.05

    Wageningen UR

  • 2001.01 – 2004.04

    College of Agronomy, NAU

    Associate professor

  • 2000.09 – 2000.12

    Nanjing Agricultural University (NAU)

    Lecturer

  • 1998.01 – 2000.12

    Zhejiang University

    Postdoctoral fellow

荣誉奖项

  1. Distinguished Young Scholar(2013)|Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)
  2. Distinguished Leading Scientists of S & T Innovation|Ministry of S & T (MOST)
  3. excellent Young Scholar|National Science Foundation of China

研究方向

physiological mechanism and regulatory approaches targeting simultaneous high-yield and super-quality in wheatmorphology of the quality function units, especially for starch granules and glutenin macropolymersspatial distribution regularities of protein and starch in wheat endospermphysiological mechanisms on abiotic stress tolerance in wheat and the mitigation approachesalleviation effect of priming on tolerance to abiotic stressesusing phenomics to screen wheat genotype in response to different types of abiotic stresses