Cui Zhongli

Biography

Doctoral tutor, Jiangsu Province, "333 high-level personnel training project," the first young and middle-aged science and technology leader, "Blue Project" young academic leaders training subjects, selected the Ministry of Education "New Century Talent Funding Program" project, Jiangsu Provincial Outstanding Youth Fund, National Science and Technology Progress Award winner (second prize winner). Mainly engaged in the application of microbial technology in the safe production of agricultural products research, presided over the completion of the national "863" project, a number of National Natural Science Fund projects. From 2005 to 2007, he studied the crystal structure of protein in Kyoto University, Japan. He was familiar with protein crystal culture and X-ray diffraction analysis, and analyzed the structure of rhamnosidase in trehalose degradation pathway. Published more than 100 papers, including appl. Environ. Microbiol., J molecular boil. And other published papers SCI papers more than 40 articles. Doctoral tutor, Jiangsu Province, "333 high-level personnel training project," the first young and middle-aged science and technology leader, "Blue Project" young academic leaders training subjects, selected the Ministry of Education "New Century Talent Funding Program" project, Jiangsu Provincial Outstanding Youth Fund, National Science and Technology Progress Award winner (second prize winner). Mainly engaged in the application of microbial technology in the safe production of agricultural products research, presided over the completion of the national "863" project, a number of National Natural Science Fund projects. From 2005 to 2007, he studied the crystal structure of protein in Kyoto University, Japan. He was familiar with protein crystal culture and X-ray diffraction analysis, and analyzed the structure of rhamnosidase in trehalose degradation pathway. Published more than 100 papers, including appl. Environ. Microbiol., J molecular boil. And other published papers SCI papers more than 40 articles.

Research Interest

Microbiology