I completed my undergraduate studies in Biotechnology at Yangtze University, and subsequently obtained a Master's degree in Physiology at Southwest Medical University. My research has been primarily focused on the physiological mechanisms of novel mechanically sensitive ion channels, aiming to explore their regulatory roles in cellular signal transduction processes.

My research interests have expanded into the field of tissue and organ regeneration, where I am dedicated to investigating the regeneration mechanisms of various model organisms to uncover the molecular basis of cell fate determination. My objective is to integrate these research findings to develop techniques for cultivating personalized ex vivo organs to meet the needs of organ transplantation and cosmetic medicine.

I chose to join CIMR due to its outstanding resources and support in the field of life sciences research. CIMR not only provides the necessary financial support for my research but also gathers a group of distinguished scientific researchers, offering me valuable collaborative opportunities.

Looking ahead to the next decade, I aspire to make breakthrough progress in the field of tissue and organ regeneration through relentless efforts. My goal is to translate basic research into clinical applications, promote the development of personalized medicine, and ultimately achieve the clinical translation of regenerative medicine. I firmly believe that through interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation, we can make substantial contributions to the cause of human health.