· 2005.07-2006.06: Research Trainee, Institute of Desert Meteorology, China Meteorological Administration, Urumqi

· 2006.06–2010.11: Assistant Researcher, Institute of Desert Meteorology, China Meteorological Administration, Urumqi

· 2010.11-2021.12: Associate Researcher, Institute of Desert Meteorology, China Meteorological Administration, Urumqi

· 2021.12–present Professor, Institute of Desert Meteorology, China Meteorological Administration, Urumqi 

· Dendroclimatological and dendrohydrological research in arid regions

· Tree-ring and extreme climate events

· 2025: Second Prize of Xinjiang Meteorological Science and Technology Achievements (2024) (1/7)

· 2024: Top Ten Research Advances in Geosciences (2023) (11/13)

· 2022: "Excellent" rating in the Evaluation of Meteorological Science and Technology Achievements by China Meteorological Administration (7/15)

· 2018: Second Prize of Excellent Papers in Natural Sciences of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (2nd author)

· 2018: First Prize of Science and Technology Progress of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (8/12)

· 2011: Second Prize of Excellent Papers in Natural Sciences of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (1st author)

· 2011: First Prize of Xinjiang Meteorological Science and Technology Award (4th contributor)

· 2009: Second Prize of Xinjiang Meteorological Science and Technology Award (7th contributor)

[1] 2012.01-2014.12: Basic Scientific Research Business Expenses for Central Public Welfare Research Institutes: Study on Tree-ring Isotope Precipitation Records in Southern Tibet (PI)
[2] 2012.01-2015.12: Public Welfare Industry (Meteorology) Scientific Research Special Project: Reconstruction of Historical Climate Change Sequences in Desert Areas (PI)
[3] 2013.01-2015.02: National Natural Science Youth Fund: Tree-ring Precipitation Records in Southern Tibetan Plateau and Their Response to Temperature Changes (PI)
[4] 2017.06-2020.06: Open Project of Autonomous Region Key Laboratory: Reconstruction of Runoff in the Yarkand River Basin Based on Tree Rings and Its Application in Water Resource Management (PI)
[5]2018.03-2023.02 : Strategic Priority Research Program (Class A) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences: Reconstruction and Projection of Hydrological Sequences in Typical Basins of Central Asia (Key Participant, PI of the 3rd Topic)
[6] 2022.05-2025.04 Open Project of Autonomous Region Key Laboratory: Identification of False Rings in Shrubs on the Northern Slope of Tianshan Mountains and Historical Records of Seasonal Drought Events (PI)
[7] 2024.10-2027.09: General Project of Xinjiang Autonomous Region Natural Science Foundation: Study on Early Growing Season Frost Events of Larix sibirica Based on Meteorological Observations and Frost Rings (PI)
[8] 2024.11-2026.12: Guiding Plan Project of Xinjiang Meteorological Bureau: Development of Tree-ring Width Dataset in Tianshan Mountainous Area, Xinjiang ( PI)

[1] Shang Huaming, Chen Feng, Wei Wenshou, Mao Weiyi, Zhang Ruibo, Zhang Tongwen, Yu Shulong. 2020. A 602-year Reconstruction of July-June Streamflow in the Kuqa River, China, Reveals the Changing Hydrological Signals of the Tarim Basin(1.129). ACTA GEOLOGICA SINICA (English edition), 94(3): 690-697.
[2] Zhang T, Shang H*, Fan Y, et al. A 475-year tree-ring-width record of streamflow for the Qingshui River originating in the southern slope of the central Tianshan Mountains, China[J]. Geografiska Annaler Series A Physical Geography, 2020(1): 1-20.
[3] Chen F, Shang H, Panyushkina I P, et al. 2019. Tree-ring reconstruction of Lhasa River streamflow reveals 472 years of hydrologic change on southern Tibetan Plateau[J]. Journal of Hydrology.
[4] Chen, F., Shang, H.M., Panyushkina, I., Meko, D., Li, J., Yuan, Y.J., Yu, S.L., Chen, F.H., He, D.M., Luo, X. 2019. 500-year tree-ring reconstruction of Salween River streamflow related to the history of water supply in Southeast Asia. Climate Dynamics, doi: 10.1007/s00382-019-04948-1.
[5] Ruibo Zhang, Huaming Shang, Shulong Yu, Qing He, Yujiang Yuan, Kainar Bolatov, Bulkajyr T. Mambetov, 2017. Tree-ring-based precipitation reconstruction in southern Kazakhstan, reveals drought variability since A.D. 1770.  International Jounal of Climatology 37(2):741–750.