Prof. Pinglin Li | Natural product | Best Researcher Award

Proffessor at Ocean University of China

Prof. Dr. Pinglin Li has made significant contributions to marine natural product research, focusing on bioactive compounds from South China Sea organisms. With over 70 publications in SCI-indexed journals, an H-index of 27, and impactful research in structural determination and bioassays, he exemplifies excellence in his field. His innovations, such as the “Doorafa” assembly method and RDC optimization for flexible molecules, demonstrate a commitment to advancing marine chemistry and pharmacology. Prof. Li’s awards and recognitions, including the prestigious Sanofi Youth Biopharmaceutical Award and the Shandong Ocean Science and Technology Innovation Award, underscore his influence as a leader in marine science.

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Education

🎓 Prof. Dr. Pinglin Li’s academic journey began at Lanzhou University, where he earned a B.S. in Chemistry (2003) and a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry (2008). His doctoral research laid the foundation for his expertise in marine chemistry. As a visiting scholar at the prestigious Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UCSD (2015-2016), Prof. Li honed his skills in advanced analytical and bioassay techniques. His education reflects a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical research, preparing him for a career marked by innovative contributions to marine pharmacology and chemistry.

work Experience

💼 Prof. Dr. Pinglin Li’s career spans over 15 years of academic excellence at Ocean University of China. Starting as a lecturer in 2008, he progressed to associate professor (2014) and was promoted to professor (2016). His roles include leading research projects on marine natural products, mentoring scholars, and engaging in teaching. Prof. Li also served as a visiting scholar at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, where he expanded his expertise in marine bioactive molecules. With a focus on innovation, he has contributed significantly to academia, guiding 10 Ph.D. scholars to completion and actively participating in professional committees like the Marine Medicine Professional Committee of the Chinese Pharmaceutical Association.

Awards and honors

🏅 Prof. Dr. Pinglin Li’s achievements include the Sanofi Youth Biopharmaceutical Award (2013), recognizing his early contributions to marine bioactive research. He won the Shandong Ocean Science and Technology Innovation Award (2023) for his innovative methods in structural determination. His accolades also include the Best Researcher Award (2024) from the International Academic Awards, highlighting his global impact on marine pharmacology. Additionally, Prof. Li has received prestigious talent recognitions, including the National “Excellent Youth” Fellowship and Laoshan Laboratory “Aoshan Outstanding Young Scholar” Award, underscoring his leadership in marine science.

Research Focus

🔬 Prof. Dr. Pinglin Li specializes in the isolation, structural determination, and bioassay of bioactive secondary metabolites derived from South China Sea marine organisms. His groundbreaking research has led to the discovery of nearly 300 new chemical compounds, with a focus on sponges and corals. Key innovations include the “Doorafa” assembly method, which facilitates the analysis of complex molecular structures, and the optimization of RDC for flexible molecules. Prof. Li’s work advances understanding in marine pharmacology, particularly in the development of natural products with therapeutic potential.

Skills

🛠️ Prof. Dr. Pinglin Li possesses expertise in:

Advanced structural determination techniques (ECD, NMR, optical rotation).
Isolation and bioassay of marine natural products.
Quantum calculations for molecular characterization.
Scientific mentorship and student training.
Collaborative research in marine pharmacology and chemistry.
Strong academic writing and publication skills, contributing to SCI-indexed journals.

Conclusion

Prof. Dr. Pinglin Li’s profound contributions to marine natural products research and his impactful innovations position him as an exemplary candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His ability to pioneer methodologies, mentor future scholars, and maintain a high level of academic excellence makes him highly deserving of recognition. Addressing areas for improvement, such as increased industry collaboration and patent development, could further elevate his remarkable career trajectory.

Publications to Noted

Subergorgines A–E, five new suberosanone-purine hybrids from the South China Sea gorgonian Subergorgia suberosa

Authors: Zhang, G.; Tang, X.; Luo, L.; Li, P.; Li, G.

Citations: 1

Year: 2022

Two new compounds from the marine sponge derived fungus Penicillium chrysogenum

Authors: Han, X.; Li, P.; Luo, X.; Tang, X.; Li, G.

Citations: 7

Year: 2020

Cytotoxic components from the Xisha sponge Fascaplysinopsis reticulata

Authors: Qin, G.-F.; Tang, X.-L.; de Voogd, N.J.; Li, P.-L.; Li, G.-Q.

Citations: 7

Year: 2020

Aplysinopsin-type and Bromotyrosine-derived Alkaloids from the South China Sea Sponge Fascaplysinopsis reticulata

Authors: Wang, Q.; Tang, X.-L.; Luo, X.-C.; Li, P.-L.; Li, G.-Q.

Citations: 24

Year: 2019

Three new dibromopyrrole alkaloids from the South China Sea sponge Agelas nemoechinata

Authors: Li, T.; Li, P.-L.; Luo, X.-C.; Tang, X.-L.; Li, G.-Q.

Citations: 11

Year: 2019

Sarcoglaucins A-I, new antifouling cembrane-type diterpenes from the South China Sea soft coral: Sarcophyton glaucum

Authors: Zhang, J.; Tang, X.; Han, X.; Li, P.; Li, G.

Citations: 24

Year: 2019

Isolation and absolute configurations of diversiform C17, C21, and C25 terpenoids from the marine sponge Cacospongia sp.

Authors: Zhang, X.; Li, P.-L.; Qin, G.-F.; Tang, X.-L.; Li, G.-Q.

Citations: 10

Year: 2019

Metabolites from the Paracel Islands soft coral Sinularia cf. molesta

Authors: Chu, M.-J.; Tang, X.-L.; Han, X.; Li, P.-L.; Li, G.-Q.

Citations: 14

Year: 2018

Terpenoids from the soft coral Sinularia sp. collected in Yongxing Island

Authors: Qin, G.-F.; Tang, X.-L.; Sun, Y.-T.; Li, P.-L.; Li, G.-Q.

Citations: 29

Year: 2018

Samholides, Swinholide-Related Metabolites from a Marine Cyanobacterium cf. Phormidium sp.

Authors: Tao, Y.; Li, P.; Zhang, D.; Murray, T.F.; Gerwick, W.H.

Citations: 17

Year: 2018

Pinglin Li | Natural product | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Pinglin Li | Natural product | Best Researcher Award

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