About Dazhi Wang’s work
Based at Xiamen University, Dazhi Wang held a Croucher Visitorship at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology from March to September 2000.
Biography
Dazhi Wang received his PhD from Xiamen University in 1997, worked as a postdoctoral researcher in the Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Ministry of Education, Xiamen University from 1997 to 2000. He visited the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology three times in 2000-02 and the University of Hong Kong several times in 2005-10 as visiting fellow. In 2003-04, he was a visiting researcher at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Research Institute, USA and a visiting researcher at Connecticut State University in 2010-11.
Wang's research interests include proteomics and environmental health, marine biotoxins and red tide physiology and ecology, and environmental biotechnology. He has presided over national projects such as Evolution Mechanism and Ecological Security of Algal Bloom Disasters in China's Coastal Seas, Ecology, Oceanographic Mechanism and Prediction and Prevention of Harmful Red Tides in China's Coastal Waters, Molecular Mechanisms of Nutrient Metabolism of Typical Red Tides in China's Coastal Seas. He was the first in the world to carry out the research of marine organic matter metaproteomics.