Dr. Xiaoting Zheng is an Associate Research Fellow who obtained her PhD from Ghent University, Belgium, and currently serves as Deputy Leader and Academic Lead of an institute-level innovation team at the South China Sea Fisheries Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Fishery Sciences. Her research focuses on green and sustainable health management of aquatic animals, particularly microecology-based aquaculture systems, immune responses under environmental stress, and the application of plant-derived functional compounds in intestinal health regulation. She has led five research projects at the provincial/ministerial, municipal, and institutional levels and participated in one National Key Research and Development Program of China (14th Five-Year Plan) and one provincial science and technology project. She has published 35 scientific papers, including 25 SCI-indexed articles (9 in JCR Q1 journals), holds two Chinese invention patents, one Luxembourg invention patent, and two registered software copyrights, and serves as a Young Editorial Board Member of Progress in Fishery Sciences.
Dr. Xiaoting Zheng is an Associate Research Fellow who obtained her PhD from Ghent University, Belgium, and currently serves as Deputy Leader and Academic Lead of an institute-level innovation team at the South China Sea Fisheries Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Fishery Sciences. Her research focuses on green and sustainable health management of aquatic animals, particularly microecology-based aquaculture systems, immune responses under environmental stress, and the application of plant-derived functional compounds in intestinal health regulation. She has led five research projects at the provincial/ministerial, municipal, and institutional levels and participated in one National Key Research and Development Program of China (14th Five-Year Plan) and one provincial science and technology project. She has published 35 scientific papers, including 25 SCI-indexed articles (9 in JCR Q1 journals), holds two Chinese invention patents, one Luxembourg invention patent, and two registered software copyrights, and serves as a Young Editorial Board Member of Progress in Fishery Sciences.