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Team Members

STUDENTS

Pengying Wang

    I am a junior student at Hubei University majoring in bioinformatics. I work on construction of insobutanol-production module and other things related to iGEM. I've been a member of this team for two years. Best wishes to us and also the next HUBU-Wuhan!

Hongyue Song

    Hello everyone, I am Haoyue Song. I am a member of HUBU-Wuhan and I am mainly responsible for experiment. In my daily life, I like Chinese ancient poetry and history.

Ziyue Rong

    I am a junior at Hubei University majoring in bioscience. I stayed in the iGEM team when I was just a freshmen. I’ve worked on promoter optimization. In particular, I took part in Human Practices，collaboration with other team. My hobby is listening some music and singing sometimes.

Long Chen

    I am a senior student at Hubei University majoring in biotechnology engineer. I joined the iGEM team last semester when the college called, I’ve been working on adviceing and labtory work. In particular, I took part in experiment planning and implementation. My hobby is debating.

Dou Yu

    I joined the team when I was a sophomore. I've contributed in the lab,mainly in part of molecular cloning.Besides,I’ve been responsible for the data collection of wiki.My hobby is doing experiment.

Yongfu Yang

    I am a master student at Hubei University majoring in microbiology and bioinformatics. I joined the iGEM team to working on advising and directing members' work. In particular, I took part in experiment planning and implementation. My hobby is data analysis.

Yiheng Gu

    I am a junior at Hubei University majoring in biotechnology industry. I joined the iGEM team last summer. I’ve been working on finding the new parts to increase the yield of isobutanol, such as the new promoters. And I did the Human Practices. I like playing guitar, and I always play jokes to make our team members laugh.

Yingying Li

    I am a sophomore at Hubei University majoring in biotechnology industry. I joined the iGEM team last semester when I was just a freshmen. I’ve been working on conversion of glucose and fermentation. In particular, I took part in Human Practices. My hobby is listening to music.

Yuefei Wang

    I am a sophomore at Hubei University majoring in biotechnology industry. I joined the iGEM team last semester because I am interested in synthetic biology. I’ve been working on conversion of glucose and fermentation. In addition, I took part in Human Practices.

Xu Huang

    I am Xu Huang, a undergraduate majoring in Computer Science and Technology at Hubei University. Thanks to having a great interest in coding and programming, I was invited to join the iGEM team HUBU-Wuhan last semester and I am in charge of designing and making our team’s wiki pages.

Yunhao Chen

    I am Yunhao Chen, a junior at Hubei University, majoring in bioengineering. And I am a singleton too. I joined the team this semester and took part in modeling. My interests is photography. I like watch anime.

Qingxue Peng

    I am a senior student at Hubei University majoring in applied statistics. I joined the iGEM team in September. I am mainly responsible for the modeling part with Chen Yunhao. My hobby is watching movies.

TEACHERS

Haimou Zhang

    Mr. Haimou Zhang is professor in School of Life Sciences, Hubei University, China. He got both Medical Bachelor and Master degree in Tongji Medical School in China (year 1989-2007), and a Ph.D degree in University of Ioannina in Greece (year 2000-2004). As a visiting scholar in 2014 he ever worked in the Johns Hopkins University in USA for six months. Prof. Zhang’s research focuses on environmental microbiology and toxicology as follows: 1) Isolation and identification of PAH-degrading bacteria, especially for high-molecular-weight PAHs which are extremely harmful to human health; 2) Research on the adverse effects and mechanisms of environmental factors on human health, such as fluoride and arsenite, especially on how the factors cause dysregulation by means of epigenetic alteration.

Shihui Yang

    Prof. Shihui Yang received Ph.D. degree in microbiology from University of California at Riverside in 2005. He joined Bioenergy Science Center at Oak Ridge National Laboratory as a Research Associate in 2007, and then National Bioenergy Center at National Renewable Energy Laboratory as a staff Scientist in 2011. He joined Hubei University as a professor of Microbiology since 2016, and his research interest focuses on metabolic engineering, synthetic biology, and renewable bioproducts (http://bio.hubu.edu.cn/shihuiyang.htm). He holds 5 patents, published 4 book chapters, and 45 papers in journals such as Nature Biotechnology and PNAS with a citation more than 1700 and H-index of 22. He also serves the scientific community as an editor of international journals such as PLoS ONE, Energies, Frontiers in Microbiology, Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology, and Frontiers in Energy Research; and a reviewer for journals like Science, PNAS, PLoS Genetics, and Biotechnology for Biofuels.

Li Yi

    Dr. Li Yi is currently a professor at the Department of Bioengineering, Hubei University. He received Ph.D. degree in Biological Chemistry at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor in 2010, under the supervision of Prof. Stephen W. Ragsdale. Then he joined the research group of Profs. George Georgiou and Brent L. Iverson at the University of Texas at Austin for his Post-doc work. At there, he was promoted to Research associate and Research fellow before he joined the Hubei University in 2014. Currently, his research group is working on the understanding of protein folding & secretion mechanisms in eukaryotic cells, protease and antibody engineering for industrial and therapeutic applications, and proteins and chemicals production in microbial systems.

Yi Liu

    Associated Professor Yi Liu trained as a NIH fellow in the laboratories of Professor Ekaterina V. Pletneva at Dartmouth College (2014.9-2015.10) and as a fellow of NSF foundation in the laboratories of Professor Justine P. Roth at the Johns Hopkins University (2012.7-2014.9), received his PhD at Fudan University (2012) after graduated studies in the laboratories of Professor Xiangshi Tan, and completed undergraduate studies at Hubei University (2007). Prior to joining the School of Life Sciences at Hubei University (2016.12-), Dr. Liu was an Associated Professor in the Department of Environment Chemistry at Shanghai University (2015.10-2016.9). Dr. Liu has obtained several awards including “Hubei 100 Talents Program” (2017), “Hubei Chutian Scholar” (2017), “Shanghai Pujiang Program” (2016), “Shanghai Oriental Scholar” (2016), “First -class distinguished dissertation of undergraduate students in Hubei” (2007), and published more than twenty SCI papers as the first or corresponding author. His current research interests are studying the enzymatic mechanism of CRISPR-associated nucleases and their biomedical applications.

Hong Ni

    Hong Ni is a professor of microbiology in the college of life science of hubei university, a master's tutor, and the director of the major of biological engineering. Her research field is mainly in the aspects of enzyme molecular transformation and environmental pollution control. In recent years, she has published more than 10 SCI papers on World J Microbiol Biotechnol, Journal of Applied Microbiology and International Journal of Biological Sciences, etc.