Supervision of more than 30 pre-graduate researchers, Ph.D. students and doctorate candidates from Medical as well as Natural Science Faculties in Sweden, Denmark, Poland and China (more than 15 Ph.D.-students from China only).

393 scientific articles (including 18 in Cell, Science, and Nature Series), database submissions and patents in the fields of genome/gene structure and function in cell biology and clinical genetics, molecular cell pathology of complex diseases, development of genetically designed animal model complex disease processes and somatic cell/gene therapy (see separate list of publications).

More than 30 papers in Nature, Science, Nature Genetics, etc., including 10 papers published as the first or corresponding author

His research focuses on Metagenomics.

Dr. Song has established long-term collaborations with various institute across China and overseas, including Chinese Agricultural Academy of Sciences, University of Minnesota, University of Ljubljana, and many others. 

Dr. Song also dedicated himself in teach principles of metagenomics to students and researchers with various background. The series course on metagenomics developed by Dr. Song has a wide range of audience, from graduate student of U of M, Chinese Academy of Sciences, to researchers of main research institutes, such as CIAT at Vietnam.

He has 12 years’ experience in bioinformatics analysis, participated in several animal and plant genome projects, familiar with evolution, population resequencing analysis. Currently, he is mainly engaged in data performance evaluation of domestic high-throughput sequencers, application kits and research and development of bioinformatics software products.

His research interests lie primarily in the fields of crop pangenome, population genetics, multi-omics approaches, genome selection and editing technology.

Multi-omics study of human disease, disease translational research, immunogenetics.

She has published more than 50 papers in this fields (h-index 29, more than 2000 citations according to Google scholar), 17 of which were published as first or corresponding author. She is the inventor of 15patents (12 have been granted, seven of which she was the first inventor), she has applied for 4 software copyrights, and participated in the writing of one book.

His primary research field is computational biology in single-cell omics and spatial transcriptome. In addition, he is an open-source software developer and developed algorithms and software for TF and gene regulatory network analysis and trajectory analysis during mammalian organ development and regeneration. 

He has published 12 papers in multiple research journals.

Her research interest lies primarily in fields such as molecular-assisted crop breeding and improvement, bioinformatics tools development and multi-omics applications.

She was the receipt of Young Scholars Thesis Award (the Chinese University of Hong Kong) in 2019. To date, she has published 18 papers in multiple research journals, including but not limited to Science, Nature Biotechnology, Nature communications, etc. 

Dr. Xie also dedicated herself in teach principles of genomics to students and researchers with various background. The course on bioinformatics developed by Dr. Xie has a wide range of audience, from graduate student of Chinese Academy of Sciences, to researchers of main research institutes, such as China Tobacco.

His research focuses on the regulatory networks in the competition of pluripotent stem cells from different species, functions and regulatory mechanisms of non-coding RNAs, and the development of bioinformatics tools for better interpretation of omics data, etc.

He has rich experience in both academic and industrial research, and have published 28 papers, 2 chapters regarding bioinformatics methodology, applied for 6 patents and obtained 6 software copyright.

Dr. Sun also dedicated herself in teach principles of transcriptomics to students and researchers with various background Every year. The series course on transcriptomics developed by Dr. Sun has a wide range of audience, from graduate student of Chinese Academy of Sciences, to researchers of main research institutes.

His current projects are mainly concerned with 1) the roles of holobionts of corals and sponges in the adaptation and fitness of the hosts and 2)  understanding the diversity, distribution and controlling factors of the microbiome in Greenland under the context of global warming.

Up to now, he has published or co-authored a total of 16 papers in influential scientific journals, including Nature, the ISME Journal, Limnology and Oceanography, etc.