From: hong@oregon.uoregon.edu (Cao Hua)
Subject: A PhD Looking a Research Postion in Marine Biology
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Organization: University of Oregon
Date: 30 Sep 1992 22:05 PDT  

Dear prospective employer:

  I am a visiting scholar in zoology specializing in parasitology and marine
ecology at the Biology Department of the University of Oregon.  I am 
completing my current project, and am looking for additional research or job 
opportunities with any other organizations or companies in a related field.
My resume is included.  I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely yours


Hua Cao

Biology Department
University of Oregon
Eugene OR 97403

Work phone: (503) 346-4495
E-mail: hong@oregon.uoregon.edu




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Hua Cao, PhD

BIOLOGY  DEPARTMENT
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
EUGENE OR 97403                            
										
Work phone: (503) 346-4495
E-mail: hong@oregon.uoregon.edu
							
OBJECTIVE:
A research position in fishery, aquaculture, or any related
fields, where my ecological, etiological and molecular immunological 
approaches as well as my qualities of creativeness, skillfulness, carefulness,
and stamina will contribute to the strength of research team and productivity
growth.

SUMMARY:
Created a series of special methods for in-lab studies on marine animals and 
parasites.

Elucidated the whole life-cycle of a marine parasite both in the lab and in 
the field.

Pioneered marine population-infection dynamics research in China.

Discovered 20 new parasite species while studying 125 species of marine animals.

Assisted four experts in establishing one of the two zoological study centers 
in China.        

Founded the first Chinese Language Information Research Society with coding 
experts.

EDUCATION:
Ph.D.,  Marine Parasitology, Xiamen University, Xiamen, China (1986)
M.S.,  Parasitology, Xiamen University (1982)
B.S.,  Zoology, Xiamen University (1976) 
	
RESEARCH & TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
Research Associate,  Biology Department,University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon  
(1990-   )
--Researched in molecular genetic mechanism of immunity in insects. 
--Analyzed marine parasitism collecting data from different sea areas.

Associate Professor and Lecturer,  National Parasitology Research Laboratory 
and Biology Department, Xiamen University 
(1986-90, 1981-82)
--Taught marine parasitology, nematology experiment, experiment on trematodes,
biological illustration.
--Supervised and advised ten graduate students and two undergraduates in their
studies, researches, and theses or dissertations.
--Developed experimental studies on marine parasitism.
--Designed various diagrammatic keys to facilitate pathogen identification and
clarify the whole taxonomic system.
--Created various methods of rearing fishes and shellfishes and treating their
diseases in waters of varying sizes.
--Pioneered marine fishes and shellfishes infection dynamics research in China.

Technician,  Sanitary and Antiepidemic Station, Jianyang, China (1976-78)
--Inspected etiology, transmission, and immunity of human diseases in the 
eleven counties/cities of Jianyang District. 
--Prevented and controlled the prevalence of the diseases in the District.

PUBLICATIONS:
Omited.  Furnished upon request.

AWARDS:
Visiting scholarship under the University of Oregon - Xiamen University  
Exchange Program, 1990
National  Natural Science Prize for achievements in human, livestock, and fish
parasitology, China, 1989
State Education Commission Prize for Science and Technology Progress, China, 
1988
Fujian Provincial Science and Technology Achievements Prize, China, 1981

SKILLS:
Microscopical dissection and illustration.
In-lab observation of animals including marine animals.
The fine arts in various media including velvet-cutting I originated, 
calligraphy. 
The mastered-in-two-week Chinese shorthand which I invented. 
The quick methods of mastering elementary Chinese I initiated.
Four languages at technical level.

REFERENCES:
Available upon request.

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