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Pengfei Song

Professor of Biology and Science Club Advisor at Virginia Peninsula Community College

Pengfei Song

Pengfei Song: is a Professor of Biology, Course Coordinator, and Science Club Advisor at Virginia Peninsula Community College in Hampton, Virginia.1234 He has a bachelor's degree in engineering from Tianjin University and two graduate degrees in biological sciences from Michigan Technological University.1

Song has extensive experience in undergraduate teaching, with a focus on hands-on work that applies science to real-life applications.1 He aims to engage non-science major students in science through activities they can relate to their everyday lives, while also challenging them mentally.1

In addition to his teaching duties, Song helps non-English speaking scientists edit their scholarly manuscripts.1 Since 2007, he has edited over 130 articles that were later published in peer-reviewed journals.1 He also has an interest in business administration and management, having completed courses in Financial Accounting Principles and Microeconomics Theory from Harvard's Extension School.1

Prior to his current position at Virginia Peninsula Community College, Song held roles as a Professor of Biology, Course Coordinator, and Science Club Advisor at Thomas Nelson Community College from 2017 to 2023.15 He has also worked as an Associate Professor of Biological Sciences at Thomas Nelson Community College from 2014 to 2017, and as an Assistant Professor at St. John's University from 2011 to 2014.1

Song's research experience includes postdoctoral fellowships at Harvard University, where he focused on proteomics, metagenomics, and transcriptomics of hydrothermal vent microorganisms and microbial fuel cells1, and at the Medical University of South Carolina, where he studied human cancer biochemistry and molecular biology.1

Highlights

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The Technical Laboratory of Water Supply and Water Treatment, which belongs to the College of Resources and Environmental Engineering at East China University of Science and Technology, is currently recruiting two postdoctoral researchers. The requirements for candidates/applicants are as follows:

  • Must have obtained or graduated with a Ph.D. within the last five years.
  • Research Areas: Environmental electrochemistry, Wastewater Treatment Technology, Intelligent control of Environmental Equipment.
  • Must have good morals, be diligent and hardworking, a team player, and possess a sense of responsibility.
  • Should be able to carry out independent scientific research and have fluent English reading, writing, and communication skills.
  • The wages are 210,000 RMB (approximately 30,000 dollars) per year for scientific research performance. Salary packages are negotiable for talented individuals.
  • Enjoy benefits such as endowment insurance, medical insurance, employment injury insurance, maternity insurance, and the Housing Provident Fund, among others.
  • An apartment or housing subsidy will be provided during the employment period.
  • After the post-doctoral period, candidates may apply for retention as a lecturer through assessment.

Please contact Dr. Zhang Lehua for further information:

They also welcome young scholars who already have post-doctoral experience to join us and apply directly for the positions of assistant or associate professor.

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Experience

Professor of Biology, Course Coordinator, Science Club Advisor at Virginia Peninsula Community College since July 2022
Professor and Associate Professor at Thomas Nelson Community College, Assistant Professor at St. John's University, Postdoctoral Fellow at Harvard University and Medical University of South Carolina

Education

Ph.D in Molecular Biology, MS in Biochemistry from Michigan Technological University; BS in Chemical Engineering, BA in Scientific English from Tianjin University

Location

Hampton, Virginia, United States