1994.6 Graduated from College of Resources and Environment, Southwest Agricultural University with Doctor’s degree;

　　1991.6     Graduated from Department of Environmental Chemistry of Sichuan University with Master’s degree;

　　1988.7 Graduated from Chemistry Department of Southwest China Normal University with Bachelor’s degree, majored in chemistry;

　　From May 2002 till now    Professor, Director of Lab of Soil Research, Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment, CAS;

　　From June 1998 till now    Director of Yanting Purple Soil Agro-ecological Experiment Station, Chinese Academy of Sciences;

　　From July 1994 till now    Works at Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment, CAS;

　　1999.5----2002.6      Vice Director of Mountain Environment Center;

　　1999 and 2000      Did joint research on soil erosion and material cycle in the University of Tokyo;

　　2001     Visited Arizona State University as Senior Visiting Scholar;

　　1997     First selected as “Western Light” Scholar of Chinese Academy of Sciences;

　　1996---1998.5    Vice Director of Yanting Purple Soil Agro-ecological Experiment Station, Chinese Academy of Sciences;

　　1996      Visited University of Arizona as Senior Visiting Scholar.

　　1．Zhu B*. Wang T. Kuang F., et al., Measurements of nitrate leaching from a hillslope cropland in the Central Sichuan Basin, China. Soil Science Society of America Journal, 2009，73（4）：1419-1426.

　　2．Zhu B*, Wang ZH, Zhang X. Phosphorus fractions and release potential of ditch sediments from different land uses in a small catchment of the upper Yangtze River. Journal of Soils and Sediments, 2012, 12:278–290

　　3．Zhu B*, Wang T, You X, et al. Nutrient Release from Weathering of Purplish Rocks in the Sichuan Basin, China. Pedosphere, 2008, 18(2): 257-264.

　　4．Zhou MH, Zhu B*, Butterbach-Bahl K, et al. Nitrous oxide emissions and nitrate leaching from a rain-fed wheat-maize rotation in the Sichuan Basin, China. Plant Soil, 2013, 362:149-159

　　5．Zhou MH, Zhu B*, Butterbach-Bahl K, et al. Nitrate leaching, direct and indirect nitrous oxide fluxes from sloping cropland in the purple soil area, southwestern China. Environmental Pollution, 2012, 162: 361-368

　　6．Gao Y, Zhu B*, Wang T, et al. Seasonal change of non-point source pollution-induced bio-available phosphorus loss: A case study of Southwestern China. Journal of Hydrology. 2012, 420-421: 373-379

　　7．Wang T, Zhu B*, Kuang FH, ea al. Reducing interflow nitrogen loss from hillslope cropland. Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems, 2012, 93:285-295

　　8．Wang XG，Zhu B*, Li C, et al. Dissecting Soil CO2 Fluxes from a Subtropical Forest in China by Integrating Field Measurements with a Modeling Approach. Geoderma. 2011, 161: 88-94

　　9．Luo Z X, Zhu B* Tang J L, Wang T. Phosphorus retention capacity of drainage ditch sediments in hilly area of the central Sichuan Basin, China. Ecological Engineering, 2009, 35(1): 57-64.

　　10. Gao Y, Zhu B*, Zhou P, et al., Effects of Surface Cover on Phosphorus Loss from a Hillslope Cropland of Purple Soil under Simulated Rainfall: a case study in China. Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems, 2009，85:263–273

　　(2) Sub-project of State Key Fundamental Research Program (973): A Study of the Environmental Effects of the Soil Nutrients Accumulation of Farmland under the Gradient Change of Water and Heat (2005--2009);

　　(3) West Action Project of Chinese Academy of Sciences: Pilot Demonstration of the Mechanism and Control Technology of Area-point Source Pollution in the Three Gorges Reservoir (2007--2009);

　　(4) State Science and Technique Support Project: Pilot Demonstration of Sloping Land Remediation and Efficient Eco-agriculture in Hilly Area of Middle Sichuan (2008--2010).