Department of Biomedical Engineering · SUSTech
We engineer signal transduction systems—spanning luminescence mechanisms, chemical probes, and clinical assays—to enable early, on-site, and non-destructive acquisition of biological information.
Novel mechanisms to break the intrinsic limits of fluorescence quantum yield, converting weak biological recognition events into strong physical signals.
Rational design and intelligent prediction of probes to optimize excitation efficiency and optical readability in complex biological backgrounds.
Integration of high-performance signal systems into methods achieving multidimensional phenotypic profiling for complex clinical applications.
Associate Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering
Southern University of Science and Technology
B.S. Peking University (2010) · Ph.D. Stanford University (2016, with Prof. Hongjie Dai)
50+ publications · 11,000+ citations · H-index 32
Nature Biomedical Engineering, Nature Computational Science, Angewandte Chemie, Journal of Hepatology, Nano Letters
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