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Leilei Min


Education:
 

2010-2013
Ph.D. in Physical Geography, Institute of geographic sciences and natural resources research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
2007-2010
M.S. in Physical Geography, Institute of geographic sciences and natural resources research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
2003-2007
B.S. in Geography, Hunan Normal University, China

 
Employment :       

2019.03-2022.02
Young Professor, Center for Agricultural Resources Research, Institute of Genetics and Development Biology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
2019.03-2022.02
Associate Professor, Center for Agricultural Resources Research, Institute of Genetics and Development Biology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
2013.07-2019.02
Assistant Professor, Center for Agricultural Resources Research, Institute of Genetics and Development Biology, Chinese Academy of Sciences



Research Direction:
Hydrological cycle and related processes in Agricultural Critical Zones
 
External funding obtained:
2019.01-2022.12
Water movement and solute transport in deep vadose zone under various agricultural lands and their impacts on groundwater resources in the North China Plain. National Science Foundation of China, 41877169, Principal Investigator
2020.01-2024.12
Water movement and nitrate transport in Agricultural Critical Zones in the North China Plain. National Science Foundation of China, 41930865-4, Principal Investigator
2016.01-2018.12
Study on the process of water movement in deep vadose zone under typical irrigated cropland in the Taihang piedmont plain. National Science Foundation of China, 41501035, Principal Investigator
2016.07-2020.12
Monitoring and management on water consumption in Jing-Jin-Ji region. National Key Research and Development Plan, 2016YFC0401403-6, Principal Investigator

Major publications:
(1) Min L., Liu M., Wu L., Shen Y., 2022, Groundwater Storage Recovery Raises the Risk of Nitrate Pollution, Environmental Science & Technology, (56): 8-9
(2) Min L., Vasilevskiy, P. Y, Wang P., Pozdniakov S.P., Yu J., 2020, Numerical Approaches for Estimating Daily River Leakage from Arid Ephemeral Streams, Water, 12(2).
(3) Min L., Shen Y, Wang P., Wang S., Liu M., 2019, Groundwater recharge under irrigated agro-ecosystem in the North China Plain: from a critical zone perspective. Journal of Geographical Sciences, 29(6): 877-890
(4) Min L., Shen Y., Pei H., Wang P., 2018. Water movement and solute transport in deep vadose zone under four irrigated agricultural land-use types in the North China Plain, Journal of Hydrology, 559:510-522.
(5) Min L., Shen Y., Pei H., Jing B., 2017. Characterizing deep vadose zone water movement and solute transport under typical irrigated cropland in the North China Plain. Hydrological Processes, 31(7):1498-1509.
(6) Min L., Shen Y., Pei H., 2015. Estimating groundwater recharge using deep vadose zone data under typical irrigated cropland in the piedmont region of the North China Plain. Journal of Hydrology, 527: 305-315.
(7) Min L., Yu J., Liu C., Zhu J., Wang P., 2013. The spatial variability of streambed vertical hydraulic conductivity in an intermittent river, northwestern China. Environmental Earth Sciences, 69(3): 873-883
(8) Liu M., Min L., Wu Lin, Pei H., Shen Y., 2022, Evaluating nitrate transport and accumulation in the deep vadose zone of the intensive agricultural region, North China Plain, Science of the Total Environment, (825)
(9) Liu M., Min L., Shen Y., Wu L., 2020, Evaluating the Impact of Alternative Cropping Systems on Groundwater Consumption and Nitrate Leaching in the Piedmont Area of the North China Plain, Agronomy, 10(11).
(10) Pei H. , Min L., Qi Y., Liu X., Jia Y., Shen Y., Liu C., 2017. Impacts of varied irrigation on field water budgets and crop yields in the North China Plain: Rainfed vs. irrigated double cropping system, Agricultural Water Management, 190: 42-54.