Given Name  

Jishu

Family Name

Shi

Current Position

Professor and Director

Organization

U.S.-China Center for Animal Health, Kansas State   University

Nationality-Resident

U.S.A.

Major Interest

U.S.-China veterinary education and veterinary   continuing education

Education

Beijing Agricultural University (1985, D.V.M.)

Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (1988, M.S.)

Post-graduate Training

Kansas State University (1995, Ph.D.)

Professional Experience

2016- Biosecurity Research Institute Research Fellow,   Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas. Develop novel vaccine   technologies for high consequence animal diseases.

2013-     Professor,   Department of Anatomy and Physiology, College of Veterinary Medicine, Kansas   State University, Manhattan, KS. Develop novel adjuvants and vaccine   technologies for high consequence animal diseases.

2010-            Director,   US-China Center for Animal Health, College of Veterinary Medicine, Kansas   State University. Provide educational and research services for the   improvement of Chinese animal health education, research, government, and   industrial workforce.

2013-2014    Special   Assistant to the Provost for China Affairs, Kansas State University,   Manhattan, Kansas. Worked with leaders of the Chinese Hanban, Jilin   University, and Kansas State University to establish the Confucius Institute   at Kansas State University. This is a Confucius Institute specialized in   animal health and food safety.

2008-2013   Associate   Professor with tenure, Department of Anatomy and Physiology, College of   Veterinary Medicine, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS. Investigate the role   of IL-1beta in cancer and inflammation and develop novel adjuvants and   vaccine technologies for high consequence animal diseases.

Honors and Awards

Featured Speaker, Kansas State University Research   Showcase, K-State Olathe, May 17, 2017.

Advisor, Second Place (won by Yulia Burakova, PhD   student) in Interdisciplinary Research Oral Presentation, 2016 Kansas State   University Annual Graduate Student Research Forum. Manhattan, Kansas, March   30, 2016.

Advisor, Second Place (won by Yulia Burakova, PhD   student) in Poster Presentation, the AAVI-AAI Young Investigator Award at the   96th Conference of Research Workers in Animal Diseases, Chicago, Illinois,   December 6-8, 2015.

Advisor, First Place (won by Xiangdong Li, PhD student)   at the 94th Conference of Research Workers in Animal Diseases in Slide   Presentation Category, Biosafety and Biosecurity Awards sponsored by the   Animal Health Institute and its Joseph J. Garbarino Foundation. Chicago,   Illinois, December 8-9, 2013.

Advisor, KSURF Doctoral Research Scholarship ($20,000   to Xiangdong Li, PhD candidate). Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas,   May 9, 2013.

Advisor, David A. Benfield Student Travel Fellowship to   attend the International PRRS Symposium and PCVAD (PCV2) – China. Beijing,   May 20-22, 2013 ($1,500 to Xiangdong Li), International PRRS Symposium   Planning Committee. April 11, 2013.

More recent publications

1.    Wang, L.,   and J. Shi. 2017. PRRSV Vaccine: Challenges and Prospective. International   Journal of Vaccines and Immune System (accepted for publication).

2.    Burakova Y.,   R. Madera, J. Schlup, and J. Shi. 2017. Adjuvants for animal vaccines. Viral   Immunology PMID: 28618246, DOI: 10.1089/vim.2017.0049

3.    Li X., A.   Galliher-Beckley, L. Wang, J. Nietfeld, W. Feng, and J. Shi. 2017. Comparison   of immune responses of Chinese highly pathogenic PRRS virus strain HV and   North American PRRS virus strain NADC-20 in pigs. The Open Virology Journal.   2017, 11:73-82.

4.    Zhang, B.,   S. Mi, F. Bao, H. Guo, C. Tu, J. Shi, and W. Gong.  2017. Complete genome sequence of a   sub-subgenotype 2.1i isolate of classical swine fever virus from China.   GenomeA 2017: 00127-17.

5.       Gong, W., J. Jia, B. Zhang, S. Mi, L. Zhang,   X. Xie, H. Guo, J. Shi* and C. Tu*    2017. Serum Metabolomic profiling of piglets infected with virulent   classical swine fever virus.  Frontiers   in Microbiology. 2017 (8) 00731. (*corresponding author).

6.    Burakova Y.,   J. Shi*, and J. Schlup *. 2017. Impact of oil composition on formation and   stability of emulsions produced by spontaneous emulsification. Journal of   Dispersion Science and Technology. 38(12): 1749-1754 (*corresponding author).

7.    Wang, L. and   J. Shi. 2016. Sequencing for Surveillance of Emerging Infectious Diseases:   from Laboratory to Field. Infect Dis Transl Med 2(1):1-2.

8.    Madera, R.,   W. Gong, L. Wang, Y. Burakova, K. Lleellish, A. Galliher-Beckley, J.   Nietfeld, J.. Henningson, K. Jia, P. Li, J. Bai, J. Schlup, S. McVey, C. Tu,   & J. Shi. 2016. Pigs immunized with a novel E2 subunit vaccine are   protected from heterologous classical swine fever virus challenge. BMC   Veterinary Research 12:197.

9.    Shi, X., X.   Liu, Q. Sun, Q. Wang, G. Ma, G. Anderson, J. Bai*, and J. Shi*. 2016. A   multiplex real-time PCR panel assay for simultaneous detection and   differentiation of 12 common swine viruses. Journal of Virological Methods   236:258-265 (*Co-corresponding author).

10.  Huang, C., Y.   Du, Z. Yu, Q. Zhang, Y. Liu, J. Tang, J. Shi, and W. Feng. 2016. Highly   pathogenic porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus nonstructural   protein 4 cleaves VISA to impair antiviral responses mediated by RIG-I-like   receptors. Scientific Reports 6:28497.

11.  Gong, W., L.   Zhang, Z. Lu, J. Jia, M. Wang, Z. Peng, H. Guo, J. Shi*, and C. Tu*. 2016.   Complete genome sequence of a novel classical swine fever virus   sub-subgenotype 2.1g isolate from China. Archives of Virology 161:2613-2617   (*Co-corresponding author).

12.  Gong, W., Z.   Lu, L. Zhang, X. Xie, D. Jiang, J. Jia, H. Guo, J. Shi*, and C. Tu*. 2016. In   vitro adaptation and genome analysis of a sub-subgenotype 2.1c isolate of   classical swine fever virus. Virus Genes 52:651-659 (*Co-corresponding   author).

13.  Gong, W., J.   Wu, Z. Lu, L. Zhang, S. Qin, F. Chen, Z. Peng, Q. Wang, L. Ma, A. Bai, H.   Guo, J. Shi*, and C. Tu*. 2016. Genetic diversity of subgenotype 2.1 isolates   of classical swine fever virus. Infection, Genetics and Evolution 4:218-226.   (*Co-corresponding author)