Northeast Forestry University - China
AUTHOR PROFILE
CUI SHUANG
Cui Shuang is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Wildlife Protection and Utilization at Northeast Forestry University, building upon a solid educational foundation in wildlife management and conservation. She holds a Master's degree in Wildlife and Nature Reserve Management from Jilin Agricultural University and a Bachelor's degree in Wildlife and Protected Area Management from Northeast Forestry University.
EDUCATION AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS
During her academic journey, Cui Shuang has demonstrated exceptional scholarly achievements. She published two core papers in prestigious Chinese journals during her Master's degree and received numerous professional first-class and second-class scholarships. Her dedication to academic excellence was further highlighted by the publication of additional core papers during her undergraduate studies and recognition with second-class scholarships. She also earned the third prize at the 6th China Forestry Congress, underscoring her contributions to the field.
PROFESSIONAL ATTRIBUTES AND INTERESTS
Beyond her academic pursuits, Cui Shuang possesses a diverse range of interests and talents. She has a passion for small animals, enjoys drawing, and excels in Chinese painting. Her self-evaluation reflects qualities of diligence, enthusiasm, and a strong team spirit. She is adept at analyzing and integrating experiences, offering unique perspectives on various matters. Known for her serious and responsible approach, she exhibits strong organizational skills and adaptability in her endeavors.
CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT
Cui Shuang has actively contributed to campus life through significant roles in student organizations. She served as the broadcaster for the school's broadcaster, responsible for recording and post-producing weekly programs. Additionally, she held the position of Deputy Minister in the propaganda department of her college, overseeing publicity planning and the production of exhibition boards.
Cui Shuang's academic achievements, combined with her diverse interests and proactive involvement in campus activities, underscore her commitment to excellence and leadership within her field of study and beyond.
NOTABLE PUBLICATION
The research on the time continuity and space popularization of the control measures of wild boar 2020 (1)
The complete mitochondrial genome of the Pale-legged Leaf-Warbler Phylloscopus tenellipes (Aves: Phylloscopidae) from Maor Mountain, China