Liu's Scholar Home

One genetics and bioinfomatian, among tens of thousands, whose goal is to turn data into information, information into knowledge, knowledge into understanding, and hopefully understanding into wisdom.

About me

  • Greetings! My name is Hai-Jun Liu, at an embarrassing juncture where the sands of time have given me wisdom, yet the journey in the realm of research remains youthful. A proud father of two delightful souls.

  • Why Bioinformatics? A defining moment came when I found myself wrestling with a quivering pipette, I started on a quest into genomics and population genetics. An alternate journey to unravel the intricacies of biology and perhaps a more accessible route.

  • Why Flora? In a world where plants often adorn balconies as decorative accents, they became my research domain and intellectual companions. This is mainly guided by the strength of my undergraduate university and the naive expectation to avoid blood and strife. In moments of self-doubt, the very act of simply keeping breath can bring value to these botanical beings offers me comforting reassurance.

  • Where Presently? As a Research Fellow at Sanya Yazhou Bay Science and Technology City, China's southernmost trading port and an important harbor for the ancient Maritime Silk Road. Here has beautiful scenery and is becoming a strong witness for the country's unwavering pursuit of scientific and technological innovation including seed breeding. The entire island of Hainan will become a free trade port by the end of 2025 (December 18th), and visitors will be able to enter without a visa.

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