Prof. Dr. Xueqing Yang | Shenyang Agricultural University | China
Dr. Xue-Qing Yang is a distinguished Professor of Entomology at the College of Plant Protection, Shenyang Agricultural University, China. With a deep passion for insect ecology and molecular biology, he has made significant contributions to insect ecological toxicology and molecular ecology. His research focuses on understanding insect physiology, genetics, and pest control strategies, particularly using advanced biotechnological tools like CRISPR/Cas9. Dr. Yang has published extensively in high-impact journals and has played a vital role in pest management and ecological conservation. His work continues to influence modern entomology, sustainable agriculture, and biocontrol innovations. 🌱🐛
Professional Profile:
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Suitability for Best Researcher Award
Dr. Xue-Qing Yang is a highly distinguished researcher in the field of entomology, specializing in insect ecological toxicology and molecular ecology. His extensive contributions to pest management, ecological conservation, and biotechnology-driven pest control strategies position him as a strong candidate for a Best Researcher Award. His interdisciplinary approach, integrating molecular biology, genetics, and ecology, has significantly advanced modern entomological research and sustainable agriculture.
Education & Experience 🎓💼
- 🎓 B.Sc. (2004-2009) – Northwest A&F University, China
- 🎓 Ph.D. (2009-2014) – Northwest A&F University, China
- 🎓 Ph.D. (2014) – Northwest A&F University, China
- 🏫 Lecturer (Sep. 2014 – Oct. 2017) – Shenyang Agricultural University, China
- 🧑🔬 Postdoctoral Researcher (Dec. 2016 – Sep. 2018) – Shenyang Agricultural University, China
- 🏅 Associate Professor (Nov. 2017 – Oct. 2020) – Shenyang Agricultural University, China
- 👨🏫 Professor (Nov. 2020 – Present) – Shenyang Agricultural University, China
Professional Development 📖🔍
Dr. Yang has consistently advanced his professional expertise by integrating entomology, toxicology, and molecular biology into cutting-edge research. His postdoctoral work strengthened his expertise in insect molecular ecology, and he quickly progressed to a full professorship due to his impactful contributions. He actively collaborates with international researchers, mentoring young scientists in molecular entomology and pest management. With a strong presence in scientific publishing and academia, he has significantly influenced sustainable agriculture, integrated pest management (IPM), and insecticide resistance studies. His dedication to scientific innovation and ecological preservation positions him as a leader in modern insect science. 🧬🐞
Research Focus 🔬🦟
Dr. Yang’s research primarily revolves around insect ecological toxicology and insect molecular ecology, with a strong emphasis on pest management and biocontrol strategies. His work involves genetic engineering, molecular mechanisms of insecticide resistance, and ecological adaptations of pests. Utilizing CRISPR/Cas9, he has pioneered gene-editing techniques to study insect reproduction and sterility mechanisms, crucial for developing sustainable pest control methods. Additionally, his studies explore semiochemical-based pest control, such as linalool fumigation to enhance mating competitiveness in insect populations. His research is at the forefront of biotechnological innovations in entomology and ecological conservation. 🧪🌾
Awards & Honors 🏆🎖️
- 🏅 Outstanding Young Scientist Award, Shenyang Agricultural University
- 📜 Top Research Contribution Award, College of Plant Protection
- 🌟 Best Paper Award, Insect Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
- 🥇 Excellence in Teaching & Mentorship, Entomology Department
- 🔬 Key Investigator Recognition, National Research Grants on Pest Management
Publication Top Notes:
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“Stability, Inheritance, Cross-Resistance, and Fitness Cost of Resistance to λ-Cyhalothrin in Cydia pomonella” – Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 🧬
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“Loss-of-function in testis-specific serine/threonine protein kinase triggers male infertility in an invasive moth” – Communications Biology 🦋
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“Establishing a fluorescence-based technique for ABC transporters functional analysis in metabolism of insecticides in a Lepidopteron” – Environmental Technology & Innovation🔬
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“Tuta absoluta management in China: progress and prospects” – Entomologia Generalis 🌱
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“Secondary metabolites in host pears defense against two fruit borers and cytochrome-P450-mediated counter-defense” – iScience 🍐