Curriculum Vitae

CV

Guoyi Zhang

Malacologist, Minimalist, Archer


Range of Research Interests

The research interests contain systematics, biogeography and paleontology of Mollusca and bioinformatics software development on phylogenetic systematics. Hooked on systematics of Mollusca, I mainly work on terrestrial snails infraorder Helicoidei including family Camaenidae using morphological and molecular methods.

Education

  • May 2024 - PhD student at University of New South Wales & Australian Museum, Biological Science

  • Oct 2021 – Jul 2023 Master of Research at University of Nottingham, Evolutionary Biology

  • Sep 2017 – Jun 2021 Bachelor of Science at Shandong Normal University, Biotechology1

Publication

Peer-reviewed Research

Non-peer-reviewed Research

Poster

Pop-Sci

Conference Abstracts

  • Zhang G. 2022. Bradybaeninae snails from East Asia are less diverged than other Camaenidae. World Congress of Malacology, Munich, Germany.
  • Zhang G, Hu Y, Drobot V, Staal J, Yi Y, Elliot MG. 2022. BioArchLinux: bioinformatics community with Arch Linux. Bioinformatics Open Source Conference, Madison, US.
  • Zhang G, Prozorova LA. 2019. What is Acusta Martens in Albers (Gastropoda: Eupulmonata: Helicoidea)?. The 2nd International Conference on Northeast Asia Biodiversity, Baishan, China.
  • Zhang G. 2019. Distribution of Bradybaeninae in Shandong and Geographical History of Shandong. Shandong Zoological Society 2019 Annual Meeting, Jinan, China. [Chinese]

Society

  • Member of the Chinese Malacological Society [2019-].
  • Member of the Russian Far East Malacological Society [2019-].
  • Member of the Willi Hennig Society [2022-].
  • Member of the International Society for Computational Biology [2022-].
  • Member of the Malacological Society of Australasia [2024-].

Funding


Website

Communication

GuoyiZhang at malacology.net

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  1. Due to the discrimination and mistakes of Shandong Normal University and the Shandong Provincial Department of Education, I do not have the bachelor’s degree certificate and undergraduate graduation certificate corresponding to my ID number. Therefore, under Chinese law, I am considered as not having a bachelor’s degree certificate and undergraduate graduation certificate. ↩︎