Lü Zhichuang, female, born in July 1978, Ph.D., associate researcher, from Yulin, Guangxi. In 2001 and 2005, he received a bachelor's degree and a master's degree from Guangxi University, and in January 2009, he received a doctorate from the Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences. Since January 2009, he has worked in the Biological Invasion Laboratory of the Institute of Plant Protection, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, mainly engaged in the molecular and epigenetic regulation mechanism of the rapid adaptation of invasive insects to the environment; the key genes and regulation approaches of the growth, development, and reproduction of invasive insects; and the research and development of a new type of RNAi based on nanomaterials to prevent and control pests. He has successively presided over one youth fund of the National Natural Science Foundation, two general projects, one national key research and development plan project, and one sub-project and has participated in the research work of many topics such as the national 973 key research plan and the agricultural public welfare industry research project. He has published nearly 50 papers. Intersect molecular biology and Pest Management Science published 26 SCI papers, and 27 patents have been authorized, including 23 national invention patents and 4 utility model patents.