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The University of China Agricultural, Beijing
Jianqing Zhang was graduated at China Agricultural University in Beijing, China and obtained his Ph.D. at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He developed his research interest in mouse sex determination,cardioprotection, translational immunotherapy and GWAS study on follicle lymphoma in University of California, San Francisco and Berkeley.
Jianqing Zhang was graduated at China Agricultural University in Beijing, China and obtained his Ph.D. at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He developed his research interest in mouse sex determination,cardioprotection, translational immunotherapy and GWAS study on follicle lymphoma in University of California, San Francisco and Berkeley. He has 28 + publications remarked in articles published in Nature Communications, AJP, MBC, Nature Molecular Therapy and Gene Therapy. After movingto University of Alabama at Birmingham, he worked on the effects of sea weedFucusvesiculous on cancer and published his findings on BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine. He has practiced Qigong, a traditional Chinese meditation exercises for more than 30 years and played Taijie, a special style of Chinese martial arts for more than 20 years.
Complementary medicine, Alternative Medicine, Cancer prevention and cancer patient survival with food and exercises.
Nursing, Health Nursing and Therapeutic Communication
Mustafa ‘Mike’ Z Younis is an internationally recognized scholar at Jackson State University, Mississippi, USA. Dr. Younis served as a member of the Executive Committee of the International Society for Research of Healthcare Financial Management. Dr. Younis has authored and published over 200 articles, abstracts and presentations in refereed journals and meetings, and has presented at national and international conferences. Dr. Younis’ coauthored articles appeared in leading journals such as “Nature” “the Lancet” and “JAMA” and European Journal of Health Economics.Dr. Younis has administrative experience as Chair of the Department of Health Policy and Management at Florida International University (FL, USA), where he led the accreditation efforts for the Healthcare Management Program & Senior Advisor to the President of Zirve University.
Health Economics and Healthcare Reform
I was born in Catania (Italy) in 1982. I currently work as a Senior Academic Researcher and Assistant Professor at the University of Catania (Italy). After graduation with honours in Medicine, I trained at the School of Neurology and got the international PhD at the same University. As visiting Clinical Research Fellow, I further trained at the Department of Neuroscience and Clinical Neurophysiology of the Newcastle University (UK). In 2013 I was selected for a Scientific Fellowship promoted by the European Federation of Neurological Societies (EFNS). From 2013 to October 2018, I worked as a Consultant Neurologist at the “Oasi Research Institute–IRCCS” in Troina (Italy), which is a Collaborating Center of the World Health Organization (WHO). From 2015 to October 2018, I taught Neurology at the University of Enna (Italy). I have authored more than 130 publications in internationally-indexed peer-reviewed Journals and Conferences or Meetings, and I currently serve as Editor and invited Reviewer of several international Journals. More recently, I have obtained the Master of Science in Clinical Research and the National Scientific Qualification as Full Professor (procedure for the Italian University Professor recruiting, based on rigorous criteria of scientific qualification).
Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Radiotherapy, Speech Therapist and Imaging
Dr. Cheryl A Armstead is a tenured Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology and a core faculty member of the Cancer Prevention and Control Program. Her current work emphasizes training communities and students in health-equity advocacy. She has nationally recognized expertise in the areas of social inequities (e.g.,stress), community-based participatory research, biological and sociocultural influences on health disparities and mixed-methods research. As a well-respected member of the local African-American community, Dr. Armstead contributes over 20 years of behavioral medicine research experience among African Americans in South Carolina. She is currently conducting research into community stress, psychosocial risk research and health equity analyses in African-American communities, including a study on “Twenty-First Century Stress Effects of Racism on Health." In addition, Dr. Armstead runs the University of South Carolina Health Equity Laboratory. Dr. Armstead believes that “equitable” research should provide direct benefits to the community. Therefore, she attempts to garner participation of the community in both practical and educational experiences regarding the grantsmanship process. Her main goal is to enhance the capacity of the African-American community to be viable competitors for grant funding through knowledge, equity, self-agency and empowerment. Dr. Armstead has been awarded grants from the National Health Lung and Blood Association, the National Institute for Mental Health, the National Cancer Institute and the National Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities. She is currently a grant reviewer for several federal and local organizations.
Stress Reduction, Disparities Research, Relationships Between Stress and Cardiovascular Reactivity to Laboratory Stress, Hostility and Stress Reactivity, Socioeconomic Status and Cardiovascular Disease, Health Promotion, Health Communication, Cancer Screening, Diet and Diet Assessment and Physical Activity
Organic Chemistry, Chemistry, Biological Sciences and Cancer Research
Dr. Claros received her nursing degree from Worcester State University, where she also completed a Master of Community Health Nursing. Her clinical interests in community health and academia motivated her to earn a PhD in Public Health from Walden University in 2010. Dr. Claros is a Board Certified Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner and Associate Professor at MCPHS University, School of Nursing where she has served as Assistant Dean for the Boston campus and Program Track Coordinator at the Worcester campus. She has taught undergraduate and graduate level students in the areas of psychiatry, medical surgical, health policy and research. She has worked as a Registered Nurse for over 20 years in various hospitals and clinical settings in the Worcester and Boston area hospitals. Additionally, she has traveled to the Middle East and Latin America and has a broad international perspective in the areas academia, health policy and its influence on health care. Her research interests include substance use, geriatrics, and teaching/learning and her publications have appeared in prominent peer-reviewed journals.
Substance Use, Geriatrics, Nursing,Psychiatric Mental Health and Psychopharmacology
Richards graduated with a PhD in Health Policy with a focus on wellness policies in schools. As a nationally certified personal trainer, group exercise instructor and a Behavior Change Master Trainer for the American Council on Exercise, Dr. Richards is passionate about researching complementary methods to improve wellness. Additionally, Dr. Richards is also a certified Master Reiki Practitioner, a Yoga and Mental Health First Aid instructor. Her research focuses upon non-pharmaceutical methods of improving quality of life.
Kinesiology, Holistic Wellness, Positive Visualization, Obesity & Biomechanically Correct Running
Patricia is a health care practice director and a certified and accredited Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Acupuncturist, Herbalist and Medical Scientist with 18 years of experience of health care provision, business development, leadership, research and education. She has established an international reputation and is one of Australia’s best-known health experts, founder of the newLife centre for Women and acuIVF™ (acupuncture for In-Vitro Fertilization). Patricia had also served as a practitioner member panel for the Chinese Medicine Board of NSW, assisting in conducting inquiries, hearings into complaints and notifications about the conduct of registered Chinese Medicine practitioners and students practising in NSW.
Traditional Chinese Medicine
Integrative Medicine, Chinese Medicine for Cancer Patients, Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine
Integrative Medicine and Herbal Medicine
Nursing Research, Health Promotion and Primary Care
Cardiovascular Disease Disparities and Aging; Aging and Behavioral Epidemiology; Community Based Participatory Research
He completed his PhD doctorate at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City. His fellowship experience includes the Massachusetts Institute of Technology/Whitehead Institute (NIH-Individual National Research Service Award) and Harvard University Medical School.He serves as principal investigator (Faculty Scientist) at CHOC Children Hospital Research Institute/University of California-Irvine School of Medicine, and adjunct professor of California State University Fullerton and Sun At-sen University. He has 154+ publications and 20 U.S.-issued patents. His work is remarked in articles published in Nature, Science, Cell, Nature Review Cancer, Nature Review Medicine, Annual Reviews of Cell and Developmental Biology, with citations of 8327+ (single-papers with 1000 citations). He serves on editorial board of Journals (Am. J. Pathos., Cur. Stem Cell Res. & The., World J. Stem Cells) and with membership of ACTS, CRISIS, Sven, SCAB, ANS, ASP, RS (elected overseas fellow). cancer, cancer stem cell, pics, brain tumor, matrix scaffold for culture of stem cells, ex viva model, in nitro, in viva model, clinical oncology, cancer genome, single-cell transcription for sub clonal evolution of cancer, signal transduction in cancer, hypnotherapy, tumor micro environment, pediatric oncology.
Nature Review Medicine, Nature Review Cancer, Immunotherapy and Pediatric Oncology
Nursing
Janet Mattsson is a senior lecturer in nursing and program director for postgraduate program in specialist nursing intensive care at the Red Cross University. I teach and research mainly in the subject of technical care science, which is an interdisciplinary subject and under our research technology and health. I also have a mission as a teacher representative in the education board at the school. My research mainly involves peoples active participation and participation from a nursing and health perspective in a high-tech environment. I explore how technological development and digitization affect learning, health care and health in everyday life, for professions, institutions and society. Researching how technological development affects learning, health and health means Im interested in interactive processes that take place in a high-tech environment for longer or shorter time and what this means for nursing development in education, clinics and homes. I am also a research group leader for the research group MENT, Medical Education and Nursing Care in Technological environments, which is part of the Research Council of the Red Cross University of Health and Technical Development. I participate in a number of projects, national as well as international. Currently, I am a research leader for the project See Me, Listen to Me, Meet Me, which focuses on the ability of children, parents and employees to participate, self-determination and learning in different clinical contexts and from different actors perspectives. There is also a PhD student in the project.
Nursing and Nursing Care in Technological Environments
Dr. Denise Sharon is board certified by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, currently affiliated with the Pomona Hospital Medical Center Adult and Children Sleep Disorders Center in Claremont, California. She has been practicing sleep medicine exclusively for over 20 years. Her primary specialty is in sleep disorders and her approach centers on the patient, child or adult, and his or hers psychophysiologic functioning as it relates to normal and disordered sleep in the clinical setting and in research. Her goal is to increase awareness to the health and safety benefits of a restful sleep and the importance of diagnosing and effectively treating sleep disorders.
Sleep Disorders and Psychology
Hyng Ski Kim, PhD.D., Professor of Division of Toxicology, College of Pharmacy, Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea. He received M.S.in Feb. 25, 1991 from the College of Pharmacy, Sungkyunkwan University, Korea. He came to Dr. Bung Mu Lee�s Lab upon finishing graduate courses at College of Pharmacy, Sungkyunkwan University. He spent five years in this Lab during Ph.D. courses. He observed the correlation between chemical carcinogenesis and DNA-adduct formation during his Ph.D. period. He did excellent work during his graduate research by applying his analytical expertise to the studies on the cancer chemopreventive effects of plant polysaccharides on biomarkers associated with multistage carcinogenesis. In addition, He was experienced various techniques of molecular oncology. After He was awarded Ph.D. degree, He went to Korea Food & Drug Administration, and has served as a Senior Researcher thereafter. He has been involved in the adverse effect of Reproductive and Developmental toxicants. From 2003, He has been work as an Assistance Professor in the Division of Toxicology, College of Pharmacy, Pusan National University, Korea. He was a member of the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR), Society of Toxicology (SOT), International Congress of Toxicology (ICT), and Korean Society of Toxicology (KSOT). He also served as a vice president of 2013 International Congress of Toxicology (ICT), held in Seoul, Korea. Prof. Kim was the vice president of the 8th Asian Toxicology, held in Juju, South Korea in 2015. He has contributed a great deal both to pharmacology, oncology and toxicology. His primary research areas of interest including identification of new cancer biomarker, mechanism study of new anticancer agents, cancer chemoprevention. He was involved as an author of several books including Encyclopedia of Environmental Health, Reproductive and Developmental Toxicology, Endocrine Disruptors etc. He is currently Editorial Board Member of the Journal Toxicology & Environmental Health Part A, Associate Editor of The Journal of Toxicological Sciences, and Editorial board members of Toxicological Research. He published 260 papers have been of enormous value to scientists working with various pharmacology and toxicological research
Nuclear Medicine, Molecular Medicine and Environmental Health
Internal Medicine, Homeopathy, Complementary Medicine and Emergency Medicine
Cardiology, Chinese Medicine and Integrated Medicine
Phytochemistry, Forest Microbiology, Plant Cultivation and Phytopathology
From 1991, I have been working in the pharmacy department of Tianjin First Central Hospital. I participated in a lot of clinical pharmacy works, such as medication consultation, prescription analysis, investigating work for the antibiotics clinical application monitoring network of Ministry of Public Health, editing internal publication about clinical pharmacy, etc. I worked as a full-time clinical pharmacist in respiratory department of our hospital from 2004 to 2009. Then, I was transferred to the Organ Transplant Center to work on clinical pharmacy. In 2014, I was back to respiratory department and part-time in ICU of liver transplant department. In 2006, I was appointed as one of the earliest teachers by the Clinical Pharmacists Training Base of Ministry of Public Health. My research domain is clinical pharmacy. I have been unremittingly working hard in my academic work. Since I was promoted to director pharmacist in 2006, I have taken charge or participated 6 scientific researching projects, published more than fifty papers and four books as editorial board, and given presentations in national academic conferences several times. I am also the adjunct professor and the master graduate supervisor of Tianjin Medical University. I have been teaching the course of clinical pharmacology for undergraduate student from 2006. As a master graduate supervisor, I have directed 18 students to accomplish their masters degree thesis in the clinical special direction. Their thesis topics are about PK/PD, PPK, PBPK and Meta-analysis of dosage regimens. I also take work for some academic societies or social associations. For example, I am the executive director of Tianjin Licensed Pharmacist Association, the backup director of Tianjin Pharmacology Society, the editorial board of Journal of Adverse Drug Reaction, the reviewer of Chinese Journal of New Drugs and the Journal of Hospital Pharmacy in China.
Pharmacology, Aminoglycoside Antibiotics and Clinical Pharmacy
She would be interested in contributing to your journal she has interested in Holistic health and strongly feel that ones lifestyle is a vital contributor to ones health, diet included. Her diet consists of whole food plant based and she would like to contribute something related to this topic as well as the importance of sleep.
Nursing
Acupuncture, Complementary Medicine, Natural Medicine and Integrative Medicine
Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacology, oncology, Infection and women health
Dr.Ghada is lecturer of pediatric, associated trainer from international board of Certificated Trainers (IBCT). She teaching courses about General Pediatric Nursing Critical Emergency Care, Children with special needs ,Psychology, Rehabilitation, Chronic diseases, family Centre care, Evidence � based practice , health promotion, Human Growth and Development. She participated in a lot of International Scientific Nursing Conference. She had research in field of alternative medicine for children with cancer such as guided imagery relaxation, supportive care, coping strategies, palliative care , internet addiction and sensory integration program for autistic children. She obtains many certificates in Quality assurance and Accreditation.
Herbal Medicine, Mind Body Medicine, Nutritional Medicine, palliative care and Rehabilitation
I have been a pediatric nurse for 20 years and hold current certifications in pediatric critical care, pediatric bio therapy and chemotherapy, and pediatric advanced life support. As a nurse faculty since 2011, I have taught both didactic and clinical courses and contributed to the development of course content, objectives, and measures. In 2019 I completed my Doctor of Nursing Practice. Research interests include examining effects of aromatherapy on reducing the occurrence of breakthrough chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting (CINV) for children with cancer and exploring pet therapy on undergraduate nursing students perceived stress and test performance.
Clinical Nurse, Pediatric Medications, Oncology Diseases, ProtocolsBiotherapy and Chemotherapy
In 2016, Puneet Sindhwani, MD, joined The University of Toledos College of Medicine and Life Sciences as Chairman of the Department of Urology. He was also awarded the prestigious Kenneth A Krupp, MD, Endowed Professorship of Urology. He earned his medical degree from Government Medical College, Palatial, Punjab, India, and completed his residency in urology at the Medical College of Ohio (now The University of Toledo Medical Center). Board-certified in urology, Sindhi special interests include male infertility and sexual health, minimally invasive treatments for enlarged prostate, kidney transplantation, and nutrition and urological diseases.
Internal Medicine, Surgery, Urology and Urological Sciences
Skya began her career as a medical sociologist serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in Brazil. She holds a B.A. in Sociology from Salve Regina College where she graduated summa cum laude and class valedictorian, and an M.A. in Sociology from the University of Rhode Island. Following pre-med studies at the University of Rhode Island Skya graduated from the Institute of Traditional Medicine in Santa Fe, NM. She then undertook two advanced clinical training programs with the Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Beijing, China. She also holds a Masters degree in Pastoral Studies from Loyola University New Orleans and a Masters in Bioethics and Health Policy, Loyola University Chicago, 2016. She is currently enrolled in the doctoral program of Bioethics at Loyola University Chicago Stritch School Medicine. She is a licensed Doctor of Oriental Medicine in New Mexico, and is the Executive Director of Southwest Acupuncture College. Skya is the author of seventeen books and authored over thirty-six journal articles published in the American Journal of Acupuncture, the Journal of Chinese Medicine, the New England Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Acupuncture Today where she served for six years as the needle technique columnist. She is beginning her publications in the field of Bioethics in Voices in Bioethics.
Acupuncture, Oriental Medicine, Traditional Medicine and Chinese Medicine
Energy Medicine, Ayurvedic Medicine, Chinese Medicine
He is active researcher in the areas of clinical Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Cancer stem Cell Biology. His innovated research focus on discover in new methods, techniques and new treatment strategies for advanced different types of cancer. In doing, so he envision a world where knowledge is continually harnessed to drive new value and support sustainable growth and enhance the life quality of the cancer patients.
Biochemistrty, Gene Therapy, Stem Tell Technology in Cancer Treatment Molecular Biology, Liver Cancer, Cancer Molecular Biology
I was born on 12th of February 1964 in Niksic, Montenegro, where I graduated in primary and secondary school. In 1982, I enrolled in Faculty of Medicine in Tuzla (Tuzla University SR BIH). On 24th of December 1987, I graduated as a Ph.D. in Medical sciences. During May 1992, I enrolled in specialization course in area of pneumo-physiology. Specialization course was conducted in Special institute for pneumonia diseases and TBC Brezovik in Niksic and Institute for cardiovascular and pneumonia diseases in Sremska Kamenica, Novi Sad. In year 1994, along with specialization course, I enrolled in post diploma studies at Faculty of Medicine in University in Novi Sad. In 16th of May 1996, I graduated as Magister of Medical sciences by defending of Magister thesis the role of biostimulytion in respiratory: obstructive patients. On 5th of September 1996, I became a Specialist of pneumo: physiology. On 10th of July 2002, I graduated as Ph.D. through successful dissertation named Quality of life in respiratory: obstructive patients regarding climate factor, biological and social status at Faculty of Medicine: Novi Sad which provided my title of Ph.D. of Medical sciences.
Physiotherapy, Pneumonia Diseases, Medicine and Dentistry
Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine
Professor Dr. Nor Hayati Othman obtained her medical degree, MBBS, from University of Malaya in 1981 and Master of Pathology from University of Malaya in 1987. She is an anatomic pathologist and had undergone various sub-specialty pathology trainings; Neuropathology from University of Western Australia [1989]; Dermatopathology from University of Sydney [1994], Molecular Pathology from University of Toronto [1999] and University of Cape Town [2002]. She is a senior consultant pathologist to Hospital Universiti Sains Malaysia and senior professor [VK5] to department of Pathology, School of Medical Sciences Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM). She was the head of pathology department from 1995-2002, Deputy Dean from 2002-2006 and Research Dean from 2006-2012 and Director for Center of Clinical research from 2012-2014. She is a University Senate member for 3 terms from 2008-2017. Currently she is the President for International Academy of Pathology [Malaysian Division] since 2013. She teaches Pathology to undergraduate and postgraduate students at USM since 1987. She was awarded exemplary lecturer award for 2 consecutive years; 2003 and 2004 and also bestowed Excellence in Service awards by the University twice in 1994 and 2004. In 2008 she was the recipient of Tokoh Citra Ilmu, an award given annually to academician of high standing by the alumni of the Medical School. She is a long-standing member of Research Ethics Committee of her university
Pathology and Gynae Cancers
Dr. George John Georgiou, born 14th December 1956, has been educating himself for over 25 years. Specifically, he has a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) honors degree in Biology/Psychology from Oxford Brooks University, Oxford, England, a Master of Science degree (MSc) in Clinical Psychology from the University of Surrey, Guildford, England, a Doctor of Philosophy degree (PhD). in Clinical Sexology from The Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality, San Francisco, USA. He also holds a Doctor of Science (D.Sc.) degree in Alternative Medicine from the International Open University of Alternative Medicine his main research interests at present are studying the use of natural compounds in the detoxification of heavy metals. He also has diplomas and degrees (all with distinction) in Clinical Nutrition (Dip.ION) from the Institute of Optimum Nutrition (ION), London, England; diplomas in Naturopathy, Medical Herbalism (M.H.) and Iridology (R.Ir.,MRNI) from the Holistic Health College, London, UK; and a Diploma in Electronic Impulse Therapy (Dip.E.I.Th) from the Euro College of Complementary Medicine, UK. He has also been awarded a Diploma in Homeopathic Medicine (DIHom.) from the British Institute of Homeopathy, Middlesex, England. He has a Licentiate Diploma in Chinese Acupuncture (L.Dip.Ac., aM.A.C.Ac.-TCMI) from the College of Oriental Medicine, UK and the Cyprus Acupuncture Institute; and is a qualified Su Jok Acupuncturist. He is presently training as a Hellinger Family Constellations practitioner and will be qualified by the beginning of 2009.
Herbal Medicine, Natural Medicine and Psychology in Medicine
He was born on October 11, 1972, in the small Mari village of Shulkomuchaksh in the south of the Kirov region of Russia. From early childhood, he was very inquisitive. He was always interested in what was secret. From a very young age, he had the opportunity to communicate with very experienced and well-known healers in our region. This communication has given him quite considerable success in the future. Since 1992, he has officially started to practice traditional medicine. He traveled a lot to different regions of Russia and Southeastern Asia, constantly improving his professional level, and studied traditional medicine of the peoples of Urals and Siberia, communicating with experienced shamans, healers, and masters of folk medicine. Since 1996, he was often asked to teach them. Since 1998, he first took a group of students and began to transfer my knowledge. Since then, he has adhered to the rule The more he gives his knowledge to people, the more he gets new knowledge. Since 1999, he has begun to hold classes for teachers in 6 urban comprehensive schools. It was classes for 90 minutes once a week. Classes included psychological, meditative, respiratory, and physical exercises. The result of these classes was the removal of stress, the normalization of the mental and emotional state, and the increase in efficiency. Since 2003, he has begun to hold training sessions based on his professional experience, such as Self-Healing and Self-Regulation, School of Traditional Medicine, Breathing Meditations for Liberation from Panic Attacks, Emotional Plasticity course, Office Yoga course, The Course of Soft Techniques of Abdomen Massage, etc. In his practice, he often combines many methods of folk and alternative medicine.
Alternative Medicines, Yoga, Mari Traditional Medicine, Oriental medicine and Nursing, Phytotherapy and Clinical Phytotherapy
He undertakes teaching tasks such as medical biology, biochemistry and English. In 2017, He won the Ten Best Teachers Award and the second prize for the teaching plan of Biochemistry in Qiannan Medical College for nationalities. My multimedia courseware "IMPORTANT WORDS" won the two prizes in Guizhou secondary vocational school competition. My management class was rated civilized class by the school for the two time and was rated as excellent class teacher". He instructs students Fu Qiongyu and Zhou Xiaohua to write 2 public papers. He instructs Song Guoqin and other teachers to write 3 published papers. He has published more than 30 papers in Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine, Journal of China Prescription Drug, Acta Anthropologica Sinica, Acta Anatomica Sinica and other journals, including one SCIE article and eight Chinese core journals. He also participates in Guizhou provincial key project one.
Natural Science
Engaged in the study of Chinese medicine and integrated Chinese and western medicine for more than 20 years, I have deep knowledge of the study of various system diseases such as digestion, respiration and metabolism of Chinese and western medicine. At the same time, I am committed in the research on the molecular mechanism of acupuncture and Chinese medicine, and published more than 20 articles in SCI international renewed journals, edits Diabetes medicinal counters and so on.
Traditional Chinese Medicine, Acupunture, Metabolic Diseases and Western Medicine
Professor Xe obtained his PhD.D. degree in 1999 from Department of Physics, National University of Singapore. He worked at the Center for Superconducting & Magnetic Materials National University of Singapore as a Research Fellow in 1999-2001, at Physics Department, Pennsylvania State University as a postdoctoral researcher 2001-2003, and then at Center for Nano scale Science,Pennsylvania State University as a Research Associate in 2003-2006. Since April 2006 he has been teaching and doing research at the Department of Electronics, Peking University.
Neurosciences
Integrative Medicine, Neurology and Neuro Ophthalmology
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