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I am a Ph.D. student, looking for a job(lab. technician, research
assistant ...) in the fields of botany, cell biology or molecular biology
outside the United States.
I am seeking a job because my US visa expires by Sept. 1994, when I must
cease the Ph.D. program and leave the U.S..
My research of the past year has been PCR-RFLP mapping in Arabdopsis
thaliana and Brassica, with Thomas Mitchell-Olds. In addition I worked
with Charles Miller for 1 year in Paleobotany, and David Bilderback for 1
year in developmental plant biology.
My qualifications include:
GPA of 4.0/4.0 at University of Montana.
I have been awarded a Bertha Morton Scholarship for outstanding graduate
students at the University of Montana, for 1993. "It is a most impressive
achievement, for it places the winner among the top five percent of the
University's graduate students in academic performance, research and
creative activities."
My resume is enclosed. If you have any questions, please let me know.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Ping Li
Division of Biological Sciences
The University of Montana
Missoula, Montana 59812
U.S.A.
E.Mail: pingli at popgen.biology.umt.edu
RESUME
PERSONAL PARTICULARS
Name: Li Ping
Birth date: Oct. 10, 1956
Birth place: Lanxi, Zhejiang, P.R. China
Nationality: Chinese
Sex: male
Permanent address: Dept. of Biology, Hangzhou University,
Hangzhou, Zhejiang 310012, P.R. China
Current address: Division of Biological Sciences, The University of
Montana, Missoula, Montana 59812, U.S.A.
Phone# (406)243-5722(Office) (406)728-2748(Home)
E-Mail address: pingli at popgen.biology.umt.edu
POSITION HELD: Associate Professor of Botany (China)
Ph.D. student (U.S.A.)
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Academic degrees: Master of Science in Botany (Hangzhou Univ. 1988)
Master of Science for Teachers of Biological
Sciences (University of Montana, 1993)
GPA: 4.0/4.0
June, 1993-present: The University of Montana, Division of
Biological Sciences(DBS).
Ph.D. student
specialty: Molecular Plant Genetics
March. 1992-May, 1993: The University of Montana, DBS.
graduate student
specialty: Biology (minor: Botany)
Sept. 1991-June. 1992: University of Montana, DBS.
visiting scholar
specialty: Botany
Feb. 1991-July,1991: Shanghai Foreign Language University, English
Department
higher training student
Specialty: English
1985-1988: Hangzhou University, Biology Department.
graduate student
Specialty: Plant Morphology & Cell Biology
1975-1978: Hangzhou University, Biology Department.
undergraduate student
Specialty: Biology (minor: Botany)
WORK EXPERIENCE
Research work: Sept. 1991-present: Univ. of Montana, Division of
Biological Sciences.
research areas: Molecular Plant Genetics
(Arabidopsis), Palaeobotany(comparative anatomy
of fossil gymnosperms), Developmental
Botany(developmental anatomy of Seleginella)
1978-1991: Hangzhou Univ., Biology Dept.
research areas: Plant Anatomy & Embryology, Plant
Cell Biology, Plant Histochemistry,
Plant Physiology
Teaching work: Sept. 1991-present: Univ. of Montana, Division of
Biological Sciences.
courses: Rocky Mountain Flora Lab. (Autumn 1992);
Botany Lab. (Spring 1993)
1978-1991: Hangzhou Univ., Biology Dept.
courses: Botany, Plant Morphology,
Botanical Microtechnique &
Histochemical Techniques
ACADEMIC SOCIETY
1. Member of The International Sexual Plant Reproduction
Society.
2. Member of Botanical Society of America.
3. Director and Associate Secretary-General of The Botanical
Society of Zhejiang Province of China.
4. Member of The Cell Biology Society of China.
5. Member of The Plant Physiology Society of China.
HONORS AND AWARDS
1. "Bertha Morton Award" awarded by University of Montana in
1993, which is the most prestigious award for graduate students
and place the winner among the top five percent in graduate
students at University of Montana.
2. "The Excellent Teacher of Hangzhou University" awarded by
Hangzhou University in 1986.
3. "The Excellent Teacher of Biological Department of Hangzhou
University" awarded by Department of Biology, Hangzhou
University in 1989.
4. "The Outstanding Young Scientist" awarded by the Zhejiang
Provincial Government in 1992.
5. There are four of my published papers have been awarded "The
Excellent Thesis" by Science and Technology Committee of
Zhejiang Province during 1985 to 1990.
6. Have been funded consistently by the Zhejiang Provincial
Government for my two research projects (Cornus officinalis,
Cunninghamia lanceolata).
MAIN BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS
1. Morphology of Amorphophallus. Hangzhou Univ. Press. 1991
2. Common Plant Iconography. Zhejiang Children Press. (to be
published)
3. Higher Plant Iconography for Students. Zhejiang Education
Press. 1986, 1989
4. Botanical Microtechnique and Histochemical Techniques.
Hangzhou Univ. Studies Press. 1989
5. A Guide to the Plant Morphological Experiments. Hangzhou
Univ. Studies Press. 1980
6. Microsporogenesis and development of the male gametophyte in
Cornus officinalis. J. Hangzhou Univ. 1992,19(1)
7. Developmental anatomy of the flower in Cornus officinalis.
Acta. Bot. Bor.-Occ. Sinica. 1991,11(3)
8. Studies on the development of gametophytes in Cornus
officinalis. Acta. Bot. Sinica. 1991,33(4)
9. Macrosporogenesis and development of the female gametophyte
in Cornus officinalis. J. Hangzhou Univ. 1991,18(1)
10. Developmental anatomy and histochemistry of the style and the
stigma in Cornus officinalis. J. Wuhan Botanical Research.
1991,9(3)
11. Developmental anatomy and histochemistry of the hypostase and
obturator in Cornus officinalis. in Biological Research.
Hangzhou Univ. Press. 1991
12. Growth and anatomy and histochemistry of the fruit in Cornus
officinalis. Proc. 5th Plant Morphology Congr. China. 1989
13. Studies on chemical constituents of the fruit coats and the
fruit nuclei in Cornus officinalis. Acta. Bot. Bor.-Occ.
Sinica. 1988,8(4)
14. Comparative studies on developmental anatomy, physiology and
biochemistry of microstrobilus between male-sterile and
fertile plants in Cunninghamia lanceolata. Scientia Silvae
Sinicae. 1992,28(2)
15. Abortive seeds and substances inducing abortion in
Cunninghamia lanceolata. in Advance of Seed Research.
Shanghai Science Press. 1992
16 Experiments on male sterile individual plant from
Cunninghamia lanceolata. J. Zhejiang For. Coll. 1988,6(1)
17. Anatomy and cytology of microsporogenesis in male sterile
Cunninghamia lanceolata. Proc. 5th plant Morphology Congr.
China. 1989
18. The embryonic development and behaviour of starch in
Cunninghamia lanceolata. J. Hangzhou Univ. 1984,11(1)
19. Study on the formation of abortive seeds in Cunninghamia
lanceolata. International Conference on Seed Science and
Technology. 1990
20. Studies of the abortive seed and its constituents in
Cunninghamia lanceolata. Acta. Bot. Bor.-Occ. Sinica.
1989,9(4)
21. The embryonic development and behaviour of starch in
Cunninghamia lanceolata. J. Hangzhou Univ. 1984,11(1)
22. Effects of triacontanol on structure of leaves in tea plant.
J. Tea Sci. 1988,8(1)
23. Effects of triacontanol on tea vegetative growth.
International symposium on triacontanol. 1987
24. Observation on the submerged leaf and adventitious root in
Trapa. Bull. Bot. 1988,5(3)
25. Studies on the development of male cone and the
ultrastructure of pollen in Torreya grandis. J. Hangzhou
Univ. 1987,14(3)
26. Aril structure and its aromatic oil in Torreya grandis. J.
Hangzhou Univ. 1986, 13(3)
27. Comparative studies on the isoenzyme, the solube protein and
the strach content in the fresh and old seeds of Torreya
grandis. Bull. Bot. 1985,3(5)
28. Analysis of oil in the seeds of Torreya grandis. J. Hangzhou
Univ. 1982,9(3)
29. Effect of low-temperature post-treatment and the cooperating
factor (2,4-D) on the callus induction of Wheat anther. J.
Hangzhou Univ. 1980,7(2)
30. Morphology and evolution of fruit. J. Zhejiang Education.
1989,9
31. Structuraly preserved larch and spruce conces from the
Pliocene of Alaska. 1993, Quaternary International (to be
published)
REFERENCE
1. Yu Xiangyu, Professor of Botany, Associate Dean of Studies,
Hangzhou University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang 310028, P.R.China.
Director of the Botany Society of China; Chairman of Board, the
Botanical Society of Zhejiang Province.
2. Zhang Chaofang, Professor of Botany, Dept. of Biology, Hangzhou
University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang 310012, P.R.China. President,
the Fern Association of China.
3. David Bilderback, Professor of Botany, Associate Dean of the
College of Arts and Sciences, The University of Montana.
LA 101, The University of Montana, Missoula, Montana 59812.
Phone: 406-243-2632.
4. Charles Miller, Professor of Botany. Division of Biological
Sciences, The University of Montana, Missoula, Montana 59812.
Phone: 406-243-5382.
5. Thomas Mitchell-Olds, Associate Professor of Evolutionary
Botany. Division of Biological Sciences, The University of
Montana, Missoula, Montana 59812. Phone: 406-243-4954.
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