Education and Appointments： 　　Dr. Li received his Ph.D. in Soil & Water Science in 1998 from China Agricultural University. He was awarded by the Outstanding Oversea Talent Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2008. Since 2008, he has been appointed as a research professor of watershed ecology in Chinese Academy of Sciences. He has been a certified ecologist of Ecological Society of America since 2007. His recent research interests focus on watershed water quality modeling, non-point source nutrient pollution and its controlling technology, TMDL development methodology in strongly disturbed region, and assessment of watershed ecosystem service. Since 2003, he served as a board member of specialist group Diffuse Pollution and Eutrophication, International Water Association. 　　Education 　　1998：Ph.D. of Soil & Water Science, China Agricultural University 　　1991：M.S. of Soil Geography, Xinjiang Agricultural University 　　1988，B.S. of Soil Science & Agricultural Chemistry, Northwest Agricultural and Forestry University of China 　　Professional Experience 　　2008-Present：Research Professor, Research Center for Eco-environmental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China 　　Research Ecologist, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, Maryland, USA 　　2004-2008： Research Ecologist, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, Maryland, USA 　　2003-2004： Postdoctoral Researcher, University of California – Riverside, California, USA 　　2001-2003： Research Associate, the United States Environmental Protection Agency, National Exposure Research Laboratory, Georgia, USA 　　2000-2001： Visiting Fellow, Cornell University, New York, USA 　　1998-2000： Assistant Research Professor, Associate Research Professor, Institute of Geography Science and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China 　　1991-1995： Assistant Research Professor, lecturer, department associate director, Xinjiang Agricultural University, Urumqi, Xinjiang, China. Research Interest： 　　Watershed water quality modeling and watershed TMDL development; non-point source nutrient pollution and its controlling technology; assessment of watershed ecosystem service Public Services： 　　Board member of specialist group Diffuse Pollution and Eutrophication, International Water Association. Since 2013... Honors： US National Research Council Associateship 2001-2003

Watershed ecology and water quality

Kumwimba, Mathieu Nsenga, Tommaso Lotti, Engin ？enel, Xuyong Li*, and Fidèle Suanon. 2020. Anammox-Based Processes: How Far Have We Come and What Work Remains? A Review by Bibliometric Analysis. Chemosphere 238: 124627； Yunjie Liao, Hongtao Zhao, Yan Jiang, Yukun Ma, Xi Luo, and Xuyong Li*. 2019. An innovative method based on cloud model learning to identify high-risk pollution intervals of storm-flow on an urban catchment scale.Water Research, 165(15):115007; Linlin Bao, Xuyong Li*, Peng Cheng. 2018. Phosphorus retention along a typical urban river landscape river with series of rubber dams. Journal of Environmental Management, 228: 55-64; Zeng Qinghui, Liu Yi, Zhao Hongtao, Sun Mingdong, Li Xuyong* , 2017, Comparison of models for predicting the changes in phytoplankton community composition in the receiving water system of an inter-basin water transfer project, Environmental Pollution, 223: 676-684; Jingjun Su , Xinzhong Du , Xuyong Li ？, Xiaoxue Wang , Wenzan Li ,Wangshou Zhang , Huiliang Wang, Zhen Wu , Baolin Zheng, 2016, Development and application of watershed-scale indicator to quantify non-point source P losses in semi-humid and semi-arid watershed, China, Ecological Indicators. 63: 374-385. W Zhang，X Li*，DP Swaney，X Du. 2016. Does food demand and rapid urbanization growth accelerate regional nitrogen inputs? Journal of Cleaner Production, 112: 1401-1409. Zhang, W., Swaney, D., Hong, B., Howarth, R., Han, H., Li, X.*, 2015. Net anthropogenic phosphorus inputs and riverine phosphorus fluxes in highly populated headwater watersheds in China. Biogeochemistry, 126: 269-283. Zhao, H., Jiang, Z., Yin, C., Li, X*, 2014. Index models to evaluate the potential metal pollution contribution from washoff of road-deposited sediment. Water Research, 59: 71-79; Han, Y., Li, X.*, Nan, Z., 2011. Net anthropogenic phosphorus accumulation in the Beijing metropolitan region. Ecosystems, 14: 445-457. Zhao, H., Li, X.*, Wang, X., 2011. Heavy metal contents of road-deposited sediment along the urban–rural gradient around Beijing and its potential contribution to runoff pollution. Environmental Science & Technology, 45: 7120-7127; Xuyong Li, Donald E. Weller, and Thomas. E. Jordan. 2010. Watershed model calibration using multi-objective optimization and multi-site averaging. Journal of Hydrology 380(3-4): 277-288 　　Xuyong Li, Amy E. Miller, Thomas Meixner, Joshua P. Schimel, John M. Melack, James O. Sickman. 2010, Adding an empirical factor to better represent the rewetting pulse mechanism in a soil biogeochemical model. Geoderma 159:440-451. 　　Li, X., D. E. Weller, and T. E. Jordan. 2010. Watershed model calibration using multi-objective optimization and multi-site averaging. Journal of Hydrology 380(3-4): 277-288. 　　Li, X., D. E. Weller, C. L. Gallegos, T. E. Jordan and H. C. Kim. 2007. Effects of watershed and estuarine characteristics on abundance of submerged aquatic vegetation of Chesapeake Bay subestuaries. Estuaries and Coasts 30(5): 841-855. 　　Li, X., T. Meixner, J. O. Sickman, A. E. Miller, J. P. Schimel and J. M. Melack. 2006. Decadal-scale dynamics of water, carbon and nitrogen in a California chaparral ecosystem: DAYCENT modeling results. Biogeochemistry 77: 217-245. 　　Li, X., R. B. Ambrose and R. Araujo. 2004. Modeling mineral nitrogen export: from a forest terrestrial ecosystem to streams. Transactions of the ASAE 47(3): 727-739. 　　Li, X., M.C. Fisk, T.J. Fahey, and P.J. Bohlen. 2002. Influence of earthworm invasion on soil microbial biomass and activity in a northern hardwood forest. Soil Biology and Biochemistry 34:1929-1937.