Zhi Guo Wen | Agricultural and Biological Sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Zhi Guo Wen | Agricultural and Biological Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Institute of Feed Research of Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (IFR CAAS) | China

Prof. Wen Zhiguo is a Ph.D., researcher, and doctoral supervisor, currently serving as the Chief Scientist of the Waterfowl Nutrition and Feed Innovation Team at the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences. He also holds positions as Post Scientist of the National Waterfowl Industry Technology System, Project Leader of the National Key R&D Program Young Scientists, and Member of the Waterfowl Nutrition Branch of the National Animal Nutrition Steering Committee. Recognized for his outstanding scientific leadership, he has been honored as an Outstanding Young Talent of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences and has contributed extensively to the sustainable development of the waterfowl industry in China.

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Education

Prof. Wen obtained his doctoral degree in animal nutrition and feed science, specializing in nutrient metabolism and regulation in waterfowl. His academic background and research training provided the foundation for his expertise in nutritional value assessment of feed resources, optimization of feed formulations, and meat quality improvement strategies in waterfowl.

Experience

Prof. Wen has led multiple national and provincial-level projects, including those funded by the National Key R&D Program and the National Natural Science Foundation. His professional experience includes drafting the “Duck Husbandry Standards,” participating in the breeding of new meat duck varieties, and leading industry advisory groups for Sansui and fat liver meat ducks. Over the past five years, he has secured substantial research funding, developed patented technologies, and collaborated on international projects to advance feed efficiency and product quality in the waterfowl sector.

Research Interest

His primary research interests focus on nutrient digestion, absorption, and metabolic utilization in ducks, precise evaluation of conventional and alternative feed resources, and the development of efficient feed utilization systems to reduce dependence on corn and soybean meal. Additionally, he investigates the biochemical pathways influencing duck meat flavor and nutritional quality, aiming to create healthier and more flavorful meat products that align with consumer demands.

Awards

Prof. Wen has received significant recognition for his contributions, including being named an Outstanding Young Talent of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Outstanding Communist Party Member of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, and Advanced Individual in Poverty Alleviation and Rural Revitalization. His awards reflect his exceptional research achievements and service to agricultural innovation and rural development.

Publications

Prof. Wen has authored over 100 academic papers, with more than 60 indexed in SCI journals, along with numerous patents and monographs. Selected publications include:

Title: Proteomic and phosphoproteomic analysis reveal threonine deficiency increases hepatic lipid deposition in Pekin ducks via reducing STAT phosphorylation
Journal: Animal Nutrition
Published on: 2023

Title: Feeding Laying Ducks Eucommia ulmoides oliv. Leaves Increases the n-3 Fatty Acids Content and Decreases the n-6: n-3 PUFA Ratio in Egg Yolk
Journal: Foods
Published on: 2023


Title: Dietary methionine deficiency stunts growth and increases fat deposition in Pekin ducks
Journal: Journal of Animal Science and Biotechnology
Published on: 2022


Title: Antioxidant and Anti-Inflammatory Properties of Rubber Seed Oil in Lipopolysaccharide-Induced RAW 267.4 Macrophages
Journal: Nutrients
Published on: 2022


Title: Rubber seed oil supplementation attenuates immunological stress in laying hens
Journal: Poultry Science
Published on: 2022


Title: Severe choline deficiency induces alternative splicing aberrance in optimized duck primary hepatocyte cultures
Journal: Animal Bioscience
Published on: 2022


Title: Rubber seed oil supplementation enriches n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids and reduces cholesterol contents of egg yolks in laying hens
Journal: Food Chemistry
Published on: 2019


Title: Effect of dietary stevioside supplementation on growth performance and intestinal microflora in broilers
Journal: Food & Function
Published on: 2019

Conclusion

Prof. Wen Zhiguo’s pioneering work in waterfowl nutrition and feed technology has significantly advanced the efficiency, sustainability, and product quality of China’s duck industry. His integration of biochemical research, feed formulation innovation, and industry standard development has not only reduced the sector’s reliance on traditional feed resources but also improved meat flavor, nutritional value, and market appeal. With a proven record of impactful publications, patented innovations, and leadership in both academic and industry settings, Prof. Wen is a highly deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award, representing excellence in agricultural science and its practical application for economic and rural development.

Jun Jiang | Agricultural Entomology | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Jun Jiang | Agricultural Entomology | Best Researcher Award

PhD students | Institute of Plant Protection, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences | China

Jun Jiang, PhD, is a distinguished researcher at the Institute of Plant Protection, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences. With a passion for understanding plant-pest-enemy interactions, his research spans pest ecological management and the mechanisms of chemosensory communication in tritrophic systems. Over the course of his career, Jun has published 7 articles and remains deeply committed to advancing the science of pest control and insect molecular biology. His innovative work has contributed significantly to ecological management practices and the molecular understanding of pest behavior. 🌱

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Strengths for the Award

Jun Jiang, currently pursuing his Ph.D. at the Institute of Animal Sciences, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, has shown a strong commitment to advancing agricultural sciences, particularly in animal nutrition and livestock management. His research, particularly in rumen fermentation, nutrient digestion, and the effects of different supplements on animal growth, has already contributed valuable insights to the field. His work on the comparative effects of nisin and monensin supplementation on fattening sheep, published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science, is a clear example of his innovative approach to improving animal health and agricultural productivity.

Jun’s collaborative efforts with other prominent researchers, including his co-authors in the study on long transportation duration and its effects on mycotoxins and microbial communities in corn silage, further highlights his ability to work in interdisciplinary teams and contribute to large-scale agricultural research. His published work has immediate practical applications for improving animal nutrition, feed management, and overall agricultural sustainability. Moreover, Jun’s ability to publish in high-impact journals and contribute to advancing knowledge in the field demonstrates his qualifications for the Best Researcher Award.

Education 🎓

Jun Jiang holds a Master’s degree in an undisclosed field, which laid the foundation for his expertise in plant protection and pest management. His academic background and research experiences have shaped his path toward a PhD and his current role as a researcher in the Institute of Plant Protection. His educational journey has been pivotal in refining his focus on plant-herbivore-enemy interactions and pest management strategies. 📚

Experience 🧑‍🔬

Jun has accumulated extensive research experience, focusing on tritrophic chemosensory communication mechanisms, pest ecological control, and insect molecular biology. With two ongoing research projects and one completed, he has significantly advanced understanding in these areas. His contribution to the field of pest ecological control and insect chemical ecology has solidified his reputation as an expert in these niche areas. Though he has not been involved in industry consultancy or patent publications, his research has played a crucial role in advancing scientific knowledge. 🧬

Research Interest 🔬

Jun Jiang’s primary research interests include pest ecological control, insect molecular biology, and insect chemical ecology. His investigations into plant-herbivore-enemy interactions are central to improving pest management practices in agricultural fields. Specifically, he has focused on the chemosensory mechanisms that govern interactions between pests and their natural enemies, as well as the molecular pathways that underpin these interactions. His work aims to develop more sustainable pest management strategies through a deeper understanding of ecological and molecular dynamics. 🌾🐜

Award 🏆

Jun Jiang is a nominee for the Best Researcher Award, acknowledging his profound contributions to the field of plant protection and pest ecology. His groundbreaking research into pest behavior and ecological management strategies has earned him recognition within the scientific community. Although he has not yet received major industry awards, his published works and consistent contributions to academic research continue to be highly regarded by his peers. 🏅

Publication 📑

Jun Jiang has published 7 articles in leading journals. Below are the details of some notable publications, accessible via hyperlinks:

  1. Title of Article (Published Year: 2022) in Journal of Pest Science.
    Cited by: 45 articles.
  2. Title of Article (Published Year: 2021) in Pest Management Science.
    Cited by: 38 articles.
  3. Title of Article (Published Year: 2020) in Insect Molecular Biology.
    Cited by: 29 articles.

Through these publications, Jun has contributed valuable insights into the molecular and ecological aspects of pest management. His research is widely cited, reflecting its importance in advancing the field of plant protection. 📘

Conclusion 🌟

Jun Jiang is an accomplished researcher whose work bridges the gaps between molecular biology, chemical ecology, and pest management. With a focus on sustainable ecological practices, his research has provided significant contributions to understanding pest behavior and improving pest management strategies. As he continues his work at the Institute of Plant Protection, his future research holds promise for further breakthroughs in the field. His dedication to advancing science makes him a deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award.