About
Hello! Welcome to my research site!
I am an evolutionary macroecologist with a broad interest in biogeography, phylogenomics, and biodiversity patterns under climate change.
I am now working as a HUH postdoctoral research fellow at the Harvard University Herbaria, studying the diversification and extinction of the tea family (Theaceae). I hope to provide insights for the future of the group by uncovering the past history.
Please explore this site to learn more about my research interests and publications. If you have further questions or are intersted in collaborating, please contact me: yujingyan@fas.harvard.edu
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Interests
- Biogeography
- Macroevolution
- Phylogenomics
- Biodiversity Conservation
Education
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PhD in Biodiversity
University of Copenhagen
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MSc in Ecology
Peking University
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BSc in Ecology
Peking University
Projects
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Recent Publications
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(2021).
Conserving the Chinese caterpillar fungus under climate change.
In Biodiversity and Conservation.
(2020).
Incorporating species distribution model into the red list assessment and conservation of macrofungi: A case study with ophiocordyceps sinensis.
In Biodiversity Science (in Chinese).
(2020).
Phylogeny, biogeography and diversification of the tea family (Theaceae).
PhD thesis.
(2020).
RIP mutated ITS genes in populations of Ophiocordyceps sinensis and their implications for molecular systematics.
In IMA Fungus.
(2019).
Protecting endemic seed plants on the Tibetan Plateau under future climate change: Migration matters.
In Journal of Plant Ecology.