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Plant systematics and evolutionary genomics

Welcome! 欢迎!

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I am a systematic biologist broadly interested in the study of phylogenetics and evolutionary genomics. My research integrates fieldwork, museum/herbaria collections, and genomic analysis to characterize the patterns and drivers of biodiversity. I am trained as a botanist but I love thinking about insects as well. 

​I am currently a postdoctoral researcher in the Nabity Lab at UC Riverside. My postdoctoral research is focused on the evolution genomics of gall-inducing insects. Before I came to UCR, I did my PhD in the Davis Lab at Harvard University with lots of support from the Edwards Lab and the Pierce Lab.
News
2021
  • Feb 19, Our parasitic plant genome paper is highlighted in ​Science Editor's Choice and the cover of the March issue of Current Biology.
  • Feb 3, Liming gave a talk at the Botany department of UC Riverside on parasitic plants
  • Jan 22, Our parasitic plant genome paper is now published in Current Biology. I am so proud of the work!

2020
  • Dec 14, Liming was awarded the Dorothy M. Skinner Award from SICB. This award recognizes women Ph. D. students and postdoctoral fellows who have demonstrated outstanding scholarship and show high potential for continued excellence in research.
  • Sep, Liming joined the Nabity Lab in UC Riverside!

Contact 


​Email: limingc@ucr.edu
Office phone: 
 617.496.1043
​​Mailing address:
4551 Filson St
Riverside, CA 92507


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