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Bao-Rong Lu

Bao-Rong Lu, Ph.D.
is a Professor in Biology/Genetics, and
Chairman of the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology of Fudan University.


He serves currently as a Member of the Chinese National Biosafety Committee, and National
Technical Committee of Standardization for Biosafety Management. He also serves as an
associated editor of international and national scientific journals, such as "Environmental
Biosafety Research", "Crop Research", "Asian Journal of Plant Sciences", "Biodiversity Science",
"Chinese Rice Science" and "Journal of Plant Genetic Resources".
He received his degree of Ph. D. from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in 1993 and
his degree of M. Sc. from Sichuan Agricultural University in 1986. He was promoted as an Associate Professor (since 1994) in the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, and a Professor
(since 1995) in Beijing Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences. The Fudan University
employed him as a Full Professor since 2000.
He is actively involved in research and teaching of botany, biosystematics, cytogenetics, and
biodiversity conservation of the wild relative species, particularly with wild wheat, wild soybean,
and wild rice. He has published more than 150 academic articles, more than 60 of these were
published in the SCI journals. These papers were frequently cited (more than 300 times) by
scientists working in the similar fields. He currently works on genetic diversity of wild relative
species, molecular evolution, and biosafety assessment of GM crops (transgene escape and its ecological consequences).
He was awarded the First Prize of "Sichuan Scientific and Progress Award" in 1999, and the
Second Prize of "Chinese National Natural Science Award" in 2000 with his colleagues.
He received the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) for Distinguished Young
Scholars in 2001.