Affiliation: China Agricultural University, College of Grassland Science and Technology

Dr. Deng Wang is a Research Scientist in the College of Grassland Science and Technology, China Agricultural University; his research interest focuses on rodent population dynamics and ecosystems and the management methods of rodent pests, spanning from ecological to molecular approaches to understand what rodent population dynamic and the mechanisms, and how to manage them sustainably in agricultural or grassland habitats. Current research activities include rodent biology, mating and dispersal patterns, social behaviors, reproduction characteristics, the geographical distribution of genealogical lineages in Brandt’s vole, anti-fertility treatments for rodents at the population level, and the Trap-Barrier System for rodent monitoring and management. Now, he is a member of the Rodent Control Committee of the Chinese Plant Protection Society. He has co-authored more than50 peer-reviewed publications and numerous book chapters.