Education:

1988, B.Sc., Department of Physics, Nankai University, China
2000, Ph.D., Department of Physics, Beijing Normal University, China

Research interests:

Dynamical properties of biological regulatory networks 
The cell cycle process of both budding and fission yeast 
The genetic interaction maps of yeast cell cycle

Academic  Work experiences:

2001 ~2006, Postdoctoral Scholar in Center for Theoretical Biology, Peking University
2007 ~ present , Associate Professor of College of Physics, Peking University
2008 ~2009, visiting scholar in Chao Tang’s lab and Nevan Krogan’s lab at UCSF, USA

Selected publications:

1. Fangting Li, Ning Tan (2006) Genetic and logic networks with signal-inhibitor-activator structure are dynamical robust. Progress in Natural Science. 16:1329-1336.

2. Fangting Li, Xun Jia (2006) Dynamical Analysis of Protein Regulatory Network in Budding Yeast Nucleus. Chinese Physics Letters. 23:2307-2310.

3. Y. Zhang, M. Qian, Q. Ouyang, M. Deng, F. Li & C. Tang (2006) A stochastic model of the yeast cell cycle network. Physica D, 219: 35-39. 

4. Fangting Li, Ying Lu, Tao Long, Qi Ouyang & Chao Tang (2006) Dynamical properties of cell-cycle and life-cycle networks in budding yeast. In: Network: from biology to theory, edited by J. Feng, J. Jost and M. Zhang. Springer-Verlag. Page 221-230. 

5. Fangting Li, Tao Long, Ying Lu, Qi Ouyang & Chao Tang (2004) The yeast cell-cycle network is robustly designed. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 101:4781-4786.