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The team of Jianqiu Chen/Yinqiao Zhang/Sijin Zuo from the College of Engineering published their latest research results in Nature Communications.

Recently, the team of Jianqiu Chen, Yinqiao Zhang, and Sijin Zuo from the College of Engineering published their latest research results Intrinsic Strain of Defect Sites Steering Chlorination Reaction for Water Purification in the journal Nature Communications, revealing that the intrinsic strain effect of defect sites guides the degradation of chlorinated drugs in water. Prof. Yinqiao Zhang, Associate Researcher of College of Engineering, and M.S. student Mohan Chen, Class of 2022, are the firs
Jianping Zhou/Yang Ding/Huaqing Zhang team from School of Pharmaceutical Sciences publishes new stem cell transfection technique to promote neuronal differentiation therapy for AD in Nature Communications

Recently, the team of Jianping Zhou/Yang Ding/Huaqing Zhang from the School of Pharmacy of the University of China published the latest research results entitled Serum-tolerant polymeric complex for stem-cell transfection and neural differentiation in the authoritative journal Nature Communications. The latest research results. Professor Zhou Jianping, Professor Ding Yang and Associate Researcher Zhang Huaqing are the co-corresponding authors of the paper, while Jin Yi, a PhD student of the clas
Hulin Jiang's team from the School of Pharmacy published a series of research results on engineered stem cells for tissue fibrosis treatment in Advanced Materials.

Recently, Professor Jiang Hulins team from the School of Pharmacy published a series of the latest research findings on engineered stem cells for tissue fibrosis treatment in the authoritative journal Advanced Materials.Pulmonary fibrosis is a progressive disease mainly characterized by respiratory system damage and impaired lung tissue function repair. The lung vascular niche, which regulates alveolar regeneration through vascular secreted factors, is crucial. However, the vicious crosstalk bet
Li Ping/Lu Xu team analyzes the mystery of “dual signaling” regulation of ginkgolide biosynthesis in PNAS Journal

Recently, the team of Li Ping/Lu Xu from School of Traditional Chinese Medicine/National Key Laboratory of Multi-Target Natural Medicines of the University of China, together with Yin Xiaojian from Northeast Institute of Geography, Chinese Academy of Sciences, published a research paper titled “Identification of a central regulator of ginkgolide biosynthesis in Ginkgo biloba that integrates jasmonate and light signaling” in the prestigious international journal PNAS. Identification of a central

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