卢静

中国科学院古脊椎动物与古人类研究所研究员

卢静，女，博士，国家优秀青年基金获得者。

人物经历

教育经历

2002年7月，四川师范学院生物系学士。

2007年1月，中国科学院古脊椎动物与古人类研究所硕士。

2011年1月，中国科学院古脊椎动物与古人类研究所博士。

研究工作经历

2016年6月至2017年6月，The Australian National University,博士后。

2011年1月至2016年11月，中国科学院古脊椎动物与古人类研究所助理研究员。

2016年12月至2021年12月，中国科学院古脊椎动物与古人类研究所副研究员。

2021年12月至今，中国科学院古脊椎动物与古人类研究所研究员。

主要成就

作为第一或主要研究人员，在国际具有重要影响力的期刊上发表论文30余篇。主导开发三维表面数据编辑、渲染及VR交互设计软件Vayu 1.0（最新版本为1.1），主导开源三维可视化软件Drishti的系统更新和迭代工作，获得软件著作权证书4部，多次举办古生物三维可视化课程与培训班。先后获得“十大地质科技进展”（第1完成人），国家自然科学奖二等奖（第4完成人）和“中国古生物十大进展”（第7完成人）等荣誉。曾在新媒体平台发布系列科普短视频（玩骨头的卢老师），在“中科院之声”开设专栏（卢静的奇物柜）进行古生物科普宣传工作。

2022年12月31日，参加《中国科学院2023跨年科学演讲》。

研究内容

采用高精度CT ，同步辐射扫描和计算机三维重建复原等技术对早期硬骨鱼类开展了精细的比较解剖学工作，为探讨从硬骨鱼纲起源到四足动物起源之间重要演化事件提供了关键资料。

社会任职

2017年-2020年澳大利亚科学院媒体学术顾问

2021年-今《动物系统学与进化研究方法》编委

2021年-今《All Earth》编委

社会活动

2023年1月15日，参加《酷啊未来中国科技创新之夜》。

所获荣誉

2020年获国家优秀青年基金资助。

发表论文

1. Y.-A. Zhu, S. Giles, G. C. Young, Y.-Z. Hu, M.Bazzi, P. E. Ahlberg, M. Zhu, and J. Lu* (2021) Endocast and bonylabyrinth of a Devonian ‘‘Placoderm’’ challenges stem gnathostome phylogeny. CurrentBiology, 31: 1112–1118.e4.

2. Y.-Z. Hu, Ajay Limaye, and J. Lu*. (2021). A 3DSegmentation & Reconstruction Method in Paleontology Using Drishti. Bio-101:e1010668. DOI: 10.21769/BioProtoc.1010668. (in Chinese)

3. Z.-H. Li, W. Wang, H. Hu, M. Wang*, H.-Y. Yi*,and J. Lu*. (2021) Reanalysis of Oculudentavisshows it is a lizard. Vertebrata Palasiatica, 59: 95–105.

4. Y.-X. Li, X. Liao, K. Bi, T. Han, J.-Y. Chen, J. Lu*, C.-P.He*, and Z.-H. Lu* (2021). Micro-CT reconstruction reveals the colony patternregulations of four dominant reef-building corals. Ecology and Evolution,00, 1–14. doi.org/10.1002/ece3.8308

5. Q. Li, Y.-A. Zhu*, J. Lu, Y. Chen, J.-H. Wang, L.-J.Peng, G.-B. Wei, and M. Zhu* (2021) A new Silurianfish close to the common ancestor of modern gnathostomes. Current Biology,31: 3613–3620.e2

6. A. M. Bailleul*, J. Lu, and Z.-H. Li*.(2021). DiceCT applied to fossilized hard tissues: a preliminary case studyusing a Miocene bird. Journalof Experimental Zoology Part B: Molecular and Developmental Evolution, 336:364–375.

7. Y.-Z. Hu, Ajay Limaye, and J. Lu* (2020).Three-dimensional segmentation of computed tomography data using DrishtiPaint: new tools and developments. Royal Society Open Science 7:201033.

8. Y.-X. Li, T.-Y. Han, K. Liang, J.-Y. Chen, J.Lu*, C.-P. He*, and Z.-H. Lu*. (2020) The 3D reconstruction of Pocilloporacolony sheds light on the growth pattern of this reef-building coral. iScience,23.

9. Y.-Z. Hu, Ajay Limaye, and J. Lu*. (2020). A spark of 3D revisualization: newmethod for re-exploring segmented data. doi:https://doi.org/10.1101/2020.08.01.222869, Preprint.

10. G. C. Young*, and J. Lu. (2020). Asia–Gondwanaconnections indicated by Devonian fishes from Australia: palaeogeographicconsiderations. Journal of Palaeogeography, 9: 8.

11. J. Lu*, G. C. Young, Y.-Z. Hu, T. Qiao, and M. Zhu*. (2019) The posteriorcranial portion of the earliest known Tetrapodomorph Tungsenia paradoxaand the early evolution of tetrapodomorph endocrania. Vertebrata Palasiatica,57: 93–104. doi: 10.19615/j.cnki.1000-3118.181031

12. J. Lu*, and M. Zhu*. (2019) The postparietal shield of thePragian dipnomorph Arquatichthys and its implications for therhipidistian cranial anatomy. Palaeoworld, 28: 543–549. doi:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.palwor.2019.07.004

13. Z.-J. Yin*, and J. Lu*. (2019) Virtual Palaeontology: when fossilsreconstructed by X-ray tomography. Palaeoworld, 28: 425–428.

14. Y.-Z. Hu, G. C. Young, J. Lu*. (2019) The UpperDevonian tetrapodomorph Gogonasus andrewsae from WesternAustralia: Reconstruction of the shoulder girdle and opercular series usingX-ray Micro-Computed Tomography. Palaeoworld, 28: 535–542. doi:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.palwor.2019.07.008.

15. Y.-A. Zhu, J. Lu, and M. Zhu*. (2019) Reappraisal ofthe Silurian placoderm Silurolepis and insights into the dermal neckjoint evolution. Royal Society Open Science, 6: 191181.

16. G. C. Young, R. L. Dunstone, P. J.Ollerenshaw, J. Lu, and B. Crook. (2019) New information on the giantDevonian lobe-finned fish Edenopteron from the New South Wales southcoast. Australian Journal of Earth Sciences, 67：221–242.

17. Y.-Z. Hu, G. Young, C. Burrow, Y.-A. Zhu*, and J. Lu.(2019) High resolution XCT scanning reveals complex morphology of gnathalelements in an Early Devonian arthrodire. Palaeoworld, 28: 525–534.

18. B. Choo, J. Lu, S. Giles, K.Trinajstic, and J. A. Long*. (2019) A newactinopterygian from the Late Devonian Gogo Formation, Western Australia. Papersin Palaeontology, 5: 343–363.

19. J. Lu*, S. Giles, M. Friedman, and M. Zhu*. (2017) A new stemsarcopterygian illuminates patterns of character evolution in early bonyfishes. Nature Communications, 8:1932.

20. Y.-Z. Hu#, J. Lu#,and G. Young*. (2017) New findings in a 400 million-year old Devonian placodermshed light on jaw structure and function in basal gnathostomes. Scientific Reports, 7: 7813. (#, 共同第一作者)

21. J. Lu*, M. Zhu*, P. E. Ahlberg, T. Qiao, Y-A Zhu,W.-J. Zhao, and L.-T. Jia. (2016) A Devonian predatory fish provides insightsinto early evolution of modern sarcopterygians. Science Advances, 2: e1600154.

22. J. Lu, S. Giles, M. Friedman, J. L. Den Blaauwen, andM. Zhu*. (2016). The oldest actinopterygain highlights the cryptic earlyhistory of the hyperdiverse ray-finned fishes. Current Biology, 26: 1602–1608.

23. J. Lu, Y.-A. Zhu, and M. Zhu*. (2016) From fish tohuman: Origin and early evolution of osteichthyans. Chinese Journal ofNature 38, 391–398. doi:10.3969/j.issn.0253-9608.2016.06.001 (inChinese with English abstract)

24. M. Zhu*, P. E. Ahlberg*, Z.-H. Pan, Y.-A. Zhu,T. Qiao, W.-J. Zhao, L.-T. Jia, and J. Lu. (2016). A Silurian maxillateplacoderm illuminates jaw evolution. Science354, 334–336.

25. M. Zhu*, X.-B. Yu, P. E. Ahlberg, B. Choo, J.Lu, T. Qiao, Q.-M. Qu, W.-J. Zhao, L.-T. Jia, H. Blom, and Y.-A. Zhu.(2013). A Silurian placoderm with osteichthyan-like marginal jaw bones. Nature, 502: 188–193.

26. J. Lu*, M. Zhu*, J. A. Long, W.-J. Zhao, T. J. Senden,L.-T. Jia, and T. Qiao. (2012). The earliest known stem-tetrapod from the LowerDevonian of China. Nature Communications, 3:1160.

27. M. Zhu*, X.-B. Yu, J. Lu, T. Qiao,W.-J. Zhao, and L.-T. Jia. (2012). Earliest known coelacanth skull extends therange of anatomically modern coelacanths to the Early Devonian. Nature Communications, 3:772.

28. M. Zhu*, X.-B. Yu, Choo, B., Q.-M. Qu, L.-T.Jia, W.-J. Zhao, T. Qiao, and J. Lu. (2012). Fossil fishes from Chinaprovide first evidence of dermal pelvic girdles in osteichthyans. PLos ONE, 7: e35103.

29. Qiao, T, J. Lu, M. Zhu*, and Long J. (2011).Cranial anatomy of a primitive osteichthyan Psarolepis based on high-resolutioncomputed tomography. Journal ofVertebrate Paleontology, 31 Supplement: 177.

30. J. Lu* and M. Zhu. (2010). An onychodont fish(Osteichthyes, Sarcopterygii) from the Early Devonian of China, and theevolution of the Onychodontiformes. Proceedingsof the Royal Society B, 277: 293–299.

31. J.Lu* and M. Zhu. (2009) The cranial anatomy of a new tetrapodmorph fish fromthe Lower Devonian of China. Journal ofVertebrate Paleontology, Supplement 29: 137A.

32. M. Zhu*, W.-J. Zhao, L.-T. Jia, J. Lu,T. Qiao, and Q.-M. Qu. (2009). The oldest articulated osteichthyan revealsmosaic gnathostome characters. Nature,458: 469–474.

33. J.Lu* and M. Zhu (2008). An Early Devonian (Pragian) sarcopterygian fromZhaotong, Yunnan, China. Vertebrata PalAsiatica, 46: 161–170.

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