• Postdoc, University of Zurich, Switzerland, 2016-2018
• BS, PhD and Research Associate, Sun Yat-sen University， 2007-2019

Research: Yuxin is interested in how climate change will affect biodiversity, and its underlying consequences for ecosystem functioning and human wellbeing.

Editorial Services: Reviewing Editor of eLife (2020 - )

Email: yuxin.chen“AT”xmu.edu.cn

More: ORCID, Google Scholar and ResearchGate

• PhD, Sun Yat-sen University, 2015-2021
• MS, South China Agricultural University, 2013-2015

Research: Wenbin is a community ecologist, with broad interest in biodiversity maintenance, global change, and systematics of plants and animals in forests. He is now studying how environmental changes would shape multi-trophic species interactions using both field observation and experiments

Email: lwb"At"xmu.edu.cn

• PhD, Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Science, 2014-2021
• BS, Sun Yat-sen University, 2010-2014

Research: ecosystem ecology and global change, carbon and nitrogen cycles and their key processes, plant-soil feedback, nutrient cycling, soil greenhouse gas (CO₂, CH₄, and N₂O) fluxes

Email: chuyingguo"At"xmu.edu.cn

• BS, Xiamen University, 2019-2023

Research: distribution andfunctioning of plant microbiome under climate change

Office: B407

Email: 664967271"At"qq.com

• BS, Fujian Normal University, 2017-2021

Research: plant ecology

Email: 2332004080"AT”qq.com

• BS, Fujian Normal University, 2017-2021

Research: Siqing is interested in how the effects of biodiversityon ecosystem functioning change across spatial scales. She is studying this questions via a combination of field observation, experiments, and simulations.

Email: faustine"At"stu.xmu.edu.cn

Research: elevational patterns of insect herbivory on leaves of woody plants in a subtropical forest

Email: 1354210757"At"qq.com

• BS, Lanzhou University, 2018-2022

Research: Ziyuan is focusing onhow does global change shape the relationship between biodiversity and ecosystem functioning (BEF). He is currently studying: (i) how will non-random extinction of terrestrial plant species affect ecosystem functioning, and (ii) how will elevated CO₂ shape the BEF relationships.

Email: linzy2022"At"stu.xmu.edu.cn

Research: spatial distribution of microbial diversity on "islands"

Email: 2971953341"At"qq.com

• BS, Xiamen University, 2019-2023

Research: distribution and functioning of plant species in coastal wetlands

Email: 394362724"At"qq.com

• Research Assistant, Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 2019-2020
• MS, Fujian Normal University, 2016-2019

Research: belowground biodiversity and ecosystem functioning in reponse to climate change, carbon and nitrogen cycles in forest ecosystems, plant - microbe interactions

Email: wangsanshi"AT”stu.xmu.edu.cn

Research: how tree-herbivore interactions change along elevational gradients in forests

Email: acc1909048"At"xmu.edu.my

• BS, South China Agricultural University, 2017-2021

Research: soil nutrient paritioning among subtropical tree species

Email: norachung913"AT"163.com

• BS, Fujian Normal University, 2016-2020

Research: drought tolerance of tree species, community assembly, biodiversity and ecosystem functioning relationships

Email: zhuangzewei"AT”stu.xmu.edu.cn