
Dynamic researcher with hands-on experience at Brennan Lab, specializing in vertebrate morphology. Proficient in laboratory techniques and wildlife photography, I excel in data analysis and effective communication. Successfully monitored tern breeding at Zhejiang Museum, enhancing conservation efforts through meticulous observation and banding. Fluent in Mandarin, I bring a unique perspective to wildlife studies.
Conduct morphological studies of vertebrate genitalia using techniques such as dissection, 3D modeling, scanning, segmentation analysis, and histology slide preparation and analysis.
Conducted tern breeding monitoring on breeding island for Chinese crested terns, including weather data, tern banding, behavior observation, and foraging analysis.
Inspected wild crested ibis nests and recorded breeding data accurately. Captured and banded crested ibis chicks to track growth. Rescued injured crested ibises to ensure recovery and rehabilitation. Fed artificially bred crested ibis chicks to support development. Photographed and identified individual crested ibises for research purposes.
Conducted searches for and inspections of nests of wild silver-throated long-tailed tits and red-headed long-tailed tits in Dabie Mountains. Recorded breeding data, including nesting stage and chick growth status. Captured and banded adult birds and chicks to support population studies. Photographed and identified groups of chicks to assist in tracking development. Rescued and fed abandoned nestlings to improve survival rates.