Zhiyuan Lyu

- Conducted comprehensive data collection, analysis, and organization of medical and healthcare information. - Supported project teams by synthesizing industry insights and contributing to the development of data-driven strategies.

My current master's research is to investigate the dynamics of vitellogenesis-inhibiting hormone production and secretion for Litopenaeus vannamei (whiteleg shrimp), in order to better understand the reproductive mechanisms and provide alternative methods of inducing reproduction without using eyestalk ablation.

- Delivered personalized tutoring and academic advice to international students, improving their understanding and performance. - Engaged in marketing activities such as webinars on studying abroad, contributing to increased student enrollment. - Adapted teaching strategies to diverse student backgrounds, enhancing learning outcomes and customer satisfaction.

- Supporting cutting-edge research and development in crustacean physiology and biochemistry as part of a company specializing in aquaculture consulting and innovation. - Assisting with experimental protocols and contributing to advancements in shrimp industry technologies, enhancing commercial aquaculture practices globally.

- Maintained aquaculture systems and monitored fish health, administering treatments as needed. - Processed deceased fish for research and managed snails for algae control, supporting system efficiency. - Assisted in fish breeding and prepared specialized feed for various developmental stages of fish.

- Conducted dissections and fecundity studies on longfin smelt, including egg separation and counting using digital tools. - Prepared otolith samples for laser analysis and recorded detailed data on fish and organ characteristics post-dissection.

Major in Animal Science Minor in Global Disease Biology

- Provided daily care and health monitoring for a variety of wild animals, including birds and mammals, ensuring their well-being in a rehabilitation setting.