Jihua Wu
Full Professor
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Fudan University
China
Biography
He received a bachelor's degree from Hangzhou Normal University in 1994 and a doctorate in aquatic biology from the Institute of Hydrobiology, Chinese Academy of Sciences in 1999. 1999-2001 Fudan University engaged in postdoctoral research, since 2001, associate professor at Fudan University, Professor. The current director of the Institute of Biological Diversity. He received a bachelor's degree from Hangzhou Normal University in 1994 and a doctorate in aquatic biology from the Institute of Hydrobiology, Chinese Academy of Sciences in 1999. 1999-2001 Fudan University engaged in postdoctoral research, since 2001, associate professor at Fudan University, Professor. The current director of the Institute of Biological Diversity.
Research Interest
Soil ecology, Ecosystem ecology, Wetland ecology His main research interests include soil ecology and subsurface-subsurface biological relationships, food web dynamics and ecosystem responses under the influence of various global change factors, spatial and temporal distribution patterns and mechanisms of aquatic biodiversity in coastal and estuarine wetlands, nematode phylogeny, Geographical distribution and ecology.
Publications
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1. Huang D, Chu T, Sheng Q, Chen J, Wu J*. (2013). Variable bottom-up and top-down effects on diversity of different prey assemblages in an estuarine saltmarsh. Marine Ecology Progress Series 472: 15–25.
