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Wang,
Han-Ping Director / Principal Scientist
Ohio Aquaculture Research and Development Integration Program (OARDIP)
Ohio State University South
Centers
1864 Shyville Road
Piketon, OH 45661-9749
Adjunct Professor
Department of Animal Science, OSU
wang900@ag.osu.edu, wang.900@osu.edu
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RESEARCH INTERESTS:
Genetic selection, breeding, sex-control, sex determination mechanism,
reproductive physiology and technology, and production method in
aquaculture
RESPONSIBILITY:
Serves as the Director and provides leadership for the Ohio
Aquaculture Research and Development Integration Program (OARDIP). OARDIP
encompasses 58 completed and active projects carried out within the Aquaculture
Research Center and the Aquaculture Genetics and Breeding Lab at Piketon, the
Bowling Green Aquaculture Center, the Department of Animal Sciences and the OSU
School of Environment and Natural Resources at the Ohio State University. He and
his team have established five long-term programs, one new Aquaculture Genetics
and Breeding Laboratory in Piketon and one new Aquaculture Center in Bowling
Green, and enhanced two existing laboratories and a hatchery (wet lab) under
OARDIP.
Supervises researchers and staff of the Aquaculture
Research Center at Piketon, Bowling Green Aquaculture Research Center, and
Aquaculture Genetics and Breeding Laboratory and leads all research activities.
Serves as PD to direct, design and perform innovative aquaculture genetics and
breeding research at OSU South Centers. Identifies problems and barriers, and
develops hypotheses related to aquaculture genomics and breeding, and finds
solutions through creative experimental designs, and data analyses and
evaluations. Analyzes research results, and writes and publishes refereed
journal articles and other publications (books and media articles). Actively
develops new ideas and concepts, and writes proposals seeking funding to support
statewide research and outreach programs. Serves as faculty participating
academic, teaching and seminar activities in the Department of Animal Science.
Coordinates research collaborations with other institutions and countries.
Supervises and advises post-doctoral researchers, research associates, graduate
students, visiting scholars and other aquaculture research professionals.
Dr. Han-Ping Wang is an internationally recognized researcher in the area of
aquaculture genetics and breeding based at OSU South Centers, Piketon, Ohio. Dr.
Wang has served as an invited keynote speaker and conference chair/co-chair at
national and international conferences multiple times. He has provided
leadership for more than 70 research projects (with funding of approximately $10
million) in the areas of aquaculture genetics/genomics, breeding and physiology
for the past 26 years. He was the first to achieve success in controlled
breeding and culture of Reeves shad (Journal of World Aquaculture Society, 2003)
and in developing a YY-super male bluegill population and superior yellow perch
strains that grow up to 50% faster than unimproved strains. He was invited by
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to serve as a consultant for US efforts in
breeding and restoration of American shad from 1994 to 1997. Dr. Wang has
published more than 70 papers in peer-reviewed journals and proceedings. His
reputation as a scientific leader has attracted more than ten scientists and
international scholars to work under his guidance in the Aquaculture Research
Center and Genetics Lab at Piketon. Dr. Wang received six S&T Achievement
Awards, and ten Best Paper and other professional Awards from some of national
and international agencies.
EDUCATION
Ph.D. in Aquaculture
Genetics and Breeding
M.S. equivalence in Aquaculture
B.S. in Fisheries
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION
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Principal Scientist, The Ohio State
University South Centers.
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Adjunct Professor, Department of Animal Science,
The Ohio State University.
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Adjunct Professor, The Key Laboratory of
Fish Genetic Resources and Biotechnology, Chinese Ministry of Agriculture.
GRANTS/PROJECTS
AS THE PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR
Number of Federal and State Grants as the Principal
Investigator 33 ($5,910,000)
Number of Grants from other countries and international
organizations 14 ($215,282)
Number of projects as the Principal
Investigator 47
($6,125,282)
RECENT JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS
(PAST 7 YEARS)
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