Hu YinGang，Male, born on December 1967, in Hancheng city, Shaanxi Province. PhD, Professor. Graduated from Department of Agronomy, Northwest Agricultural University in July, 1990; Obtained PhD degree in Agronomy, from Northwest A&F University in July, 2000.

　　Research Focus

　　Mainly focus on the biological base of drought-resistance and yield potential, germplasm innovation and genetic improvement of wheat.

　　Courses taught

　　Genetics, plant genetic engineering and bioinformatics for undergraduate students; Crop genetic engineering and genomics for master students.

　　Research achievements

　　Participated in about 20 research projects; involved in breeding of 3 wheat cultivars, Xinong 901, Xinong 389, Xinong 223; received one award of the Second Award of Scientific Advancement of Shaanxi Province.

　　Representative papers published in last 5 years

　　Published about 80 papers in Chinese or International Journals, some representative papers are as following:

　　Song Q, Su R, Chai Y, Goudiaa B, Chen L, Hu Y-G, High photosynthetic capability observed in the wheat germplasm with rye chromosomes, Journal of Plant Physiology 216 (2017) 202–211.

　　Bachir D G, Saeed I, Song Q, Linn T Z, Chen L, Hu Y-G, Characterization and expression patterns of key C4 photosyntheticpathway genes in bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) under field conditions. Journal of Plant Physiology (2017) 213: 87–97.

　　Wang Y, Du Y, Yang Z, Chen L, Condon A G, Hu Y-G, Comparing the effects of GA-responsive dwarfing genes Rht13 and Rht8 on plant height and some agronomic traits in common wheat, Field Crops Research, 2015, 179 (2015)：35–43.

　　Liu C, Yang Z, Hu Y-G, Drought resistance of wheat alien chromosome addition lines evaluated by membership function value based on multiple traits and drought resistance index of grain yield, Field Crops Research, 2015, 179 (2015)：103–112.

　　Chen L, Hao L, Parry M A. J., Phillips A L., Hu Y-G, Progress in TILLING as a tool for functional genomics and improvement of crops, Journal of Integrative Plant Biology, 2014, 56(3):425-443.

　　Contacts:

　　Post address: College of Agronomy, Northwest A&F University, Taicheng Road 3, Yangling, Shaanxi, P. R. China.

　　Post code: 712100

　　Telephone: +86 29 87080258

　　E-mail: huyingang@126.com