Research area：Multiomics-based skin microbiome and health

slogan：Keep calm. Keep curious.

Jingmin Cheng（postdoctor）：

Education：

2021-2023, Postdoc., Tsinghua Shenzhen International Graduate School

2017-2021 Doctor’s Degree, Tsinghua University, Environmental Microbiology/Microbial Ecology

2014-2016 Master’s Degree, Lund University, Plant Ecology

2010-2014 Bachelor’s Degree, China Agricultural University, Plant Production

Research area: Multiomics-based skin microbiome and health

Publication：

(1) Jingmin Cheng; Zhongjie Han; Jing Cong; Jingjing Yu; Jizhong Zhou; Mengxin Zhao; Yuguang Zhang; Edaphic variables are better indicators of soil microbial functional structure than plant-related ones in subtropical broad-leaved forests, Science of the Total Environment, 2021, 773(145630)

(2) Jingmin Cheng; Mengxin Zhao; Jing Cong; Qi Qi; Ye Xiao; Wei Cong; Ye Deng; Jizhong Zhou; Yuguang Zhang; Soil pH exerts stronger impacts than vegetation type and plant diversity on soil bacterial community composition in subtropical broad-leaved forests, Plant and Soil, 2020, 450: 273-286

(3) Qun Gao; Yunfeng Yang; Jiajie Feng; Renmao Tian; Xue Guo; Daliang Ning; Lauren Hale; Meng meng Wang; Jingmin Cheng; Linwei Wu; Mengxin Zhao; Jianshu Zhao; Liyou Wu; Yujia Qin; Qi Qi; Yuting Liang; Bo Sun; Haiyan Chu; Jizhong Zhou; The spatial scale dependence of diazotrophic and bacterial community assembly in paddy soil, Global Ecology and Biogeography, 2019, 28(8): 1093-1105

(4) Jingmin Cheng; Yunfeng Yang; Mengting M Yuan; Qun Gao; Liyou Wu; Ziyan Qin; Zhou J Shi; Edward A G Schuur; James R Cole; James M Tiedje; Jizhong Zhou; Winter warming rapidly increases carbon degradation capacities of fungal communities in tundra soil: potential consequences on carbon stability, Molecular Ecology, 2020, 30: 926-937