Deke Xing holds a Ph.D. in Geochemistry, M.S. in Agricultural Bioenvironment and Energy Engineering, and B.S. in Environmental Science. His research focuses on plant electrobiology, plant stress physiological ecology, and water-saving irrigation. He has successfully applied electrobiological techniques to research in plant stress physiological ecology and water-saving irrigation. By employing electrobiological techniques, he investigated the dynamic characteristics of intracellular water utilization in various plant species under stresses. Meanwhile, he developed models that correlates electrobiological parameters with the plant's net photosynthetic rate and growth status, allowing for the precise prediction of both the net photosynthetic rate and growth rate. These models have also been applied to the precision irrigation. He serves as Associate Editor of Journal of Plant Electrobiology.