Qinglong L. Wu is affiliated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences in China. Their research spans a broad range of topics within the field of Environmental Science, with a strong focus on Ecology, Molecular Biology, Environmental Chemistry, Oceanography, and Pollution.
The scientist has contributed extensively to the understanding of microbial community ecology and physiology, with additional research covering marine and coastal ecosystems, aquatic ecosystems and phytoplankton dynamics, genomics and phylogenetic studies, protist diversity and phylogeny, wastewater treatment and nitrogen removal, and gut microbiota and health.
Qinglong L. Wu has published research in prominent venues, with a significant number of papers appearing in:
Their recent publications include:
Collaboration is a notable aspect of their work. Frequent co-authors include Jin Zeng, Peng Xing, Dayong Zhao, Lijuan Ren, and Huabing Li, who have each co-authored multiple publications with Qinglong L. Wu.
Boqiang Qin;Pengzhu Xu;Qinglong Wu;Liancong Luo
Dong-Lei Sun;Xuan Jiang;Qinglong L. Wu;Ning-Yi Zhou
Qinglong L. Wu;Qinglong L. Wu;Gabriel Zwart;Michael Schauer;Miranda P. Kamst-van Agterveld
Martin W. Hahn;Heinrich Lünsdorf;Qinglong Wu;Qinglong Wu;Michael Schauer
Martin W Hahn;Peter Stadler;Qinglong L Wu;Qinglong L Wu;Matthias Pöckl
Dan He;Weijun Shen;Jennifer Eberwein;Qian Zhao
Qinglong L. Wu;Qinglong L. Wu;Gabriel Zwart;Jianfeng Wu;Miranda P. Kamst-van Agterveld
Jianjun Wang;Dongmei Yang;Yong Zhang;Yong Zhang;Ji Shen
Dayong Zhao;Feng Shen;Jin Zeng;Rui Huang
Qinglong L. Wu;Qinglong L. Wu;Martin W. Hahn
Jin Zeng;Congcong Jiao;Congcong Jiao;Dayong Zhao;Huimin Xu;Huimin Xu
Li Jun Zhou;Ping Han;Ping Han;Yaochun Yu;Baozhan Wang
Huabing Li;Peng Xing;Meijun Chen;Yuanqi Bian
Jianjun Wang;Sandra Meier;Janne Henrik Soininen;Emilio O. Casamayor
Qinglong Wu;Wen-Tso Liu
Li-Jun Zhou;Qinglong L. Wu;Bei-Bei Zhang;Yong-Gang Zhao
Martin W. Hahn;Thomas Scheuerl;Jitka Jezberová;Ulrike Koll
Li-Jun Zhou;Jie Li;Yongdong Zhang;Lingyang Kong
Qinglong L. Wu;Qinglong L. Wu;Martin W. Hahn
Peng Xing;Martin W. Hahn;Qinglong L. Wu
Yucheng Wu;Yan Xiang;Jianjun Wang;Jicheng Zhong
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