Jiangguo Liu

He graduated from (bachelor, 1983). In 1986, he received a master’s degree from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and from the same year to 1988, he worked there as an research assistant. In 1992, at the University of Georgia, he received a Ph.D. He was a postdoc at Harvard University (1992-1994), after which he entered the University of Michigan as an assistant professor and then was an associate and full professor there, and since 2005 he has been a professor emeritus. Also, since 1998, a visiting professor at the Chinese Academy of Sciences and since 2002, an affiliate researcher at the University of Michigan's Social Research Institute. In 2001-2002 guest scientist at Stanford University (with Paul Ehrlich and Gretchen Daily ), in 2008 at Harvard University (at ), in 2009 at Princeton University (with Simon Levin ). In 2008-2010 President of US-IALE. Since 2010, Professor Emeritus of Lanzhou University (PRC). Founder of CHANS-Net.org . The author of publications in Nature and Science , the latter is a member of the board of review editors. In total, he has about two dozen publications in Science, Nature, PNAS . He is the author of over 250 publications.

Fello of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (2010) and the Ecological Society of America.

Awards and honors

• CAREER Award, National Science Foundation (1997)
• Guggenheim Scholarship (2006)
• Ralf Yorque Memorial Competition Award for the best scientific publication of 2013 - for the article “Framing Sustainability in a Telecoupled World” published in Ecology and Society in June of that year ^[4]
• Distinguished Landscape Ecologist Award, US-IALE (2018)
• Distinguished Service Award, US-IALE
• Sustainability Science Award, American Environmental Society
• Aldo Leopold Leadership Fellowship, American Environmental Society

• CV
• http://csis.msu.edu/people/jianguo-jack-liu