Advisory Group

Kan Liao Ph.D, Professor

Dr. Kan Liao graduated from University of Science and Technology of China and obtained a Bachelor degree in 1984. He then received his Ph.D degree from the School of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University. From 1991 to 1994, he worked at Johns Hopkins medical school as postdoctoral fellow. Since 1995, he has been a group leader in the Institute of Biochemistry and Cell Biology, Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences.

Chao-qun Wu, Ph.D, Professor

Professor Chao-qun Wu granduated from Shanghai Medical Uniersity, and then got his master degree of pathology from Zhejiang medical University. From 1992 to 1996, Professor Wu served as a postdoctoral fellow at Cleveland Clinics Center. In 1996, he entered the University of New South Wales to work as Senior Scientist. In 1998, Prof. Wu returned to china as a professor at the School of Life Science of Fudan University.

Yuan-ying Jiang, Professor

Professor Yuan-ying Jiang graduated from the Second Military Medical University and got his master degree of Pathology in 1998. From 1999, Prof. Jiang has charged and accomplished a serial program of the military and the National Natural Science Foundation. In 1999, he entered the University of Rochester to perform the research work focused on the cell injury induced by the medicine and radial. The current research work of Prof. Jiang help to set the theoretical base for the clinical use of natural production to anti-tumor and to cure the infection induced by bacteria or epiphyte.

Da-zhi Zhang, Ph.D, Associate Professor

Dr. Zhang obtained his Ph.D in medical chemistry from the Second Military Medical University. He has long term experience in the research and development work in the field of organic chemistry. Previously, he directed and finished a lot of research projects of the structure modification and structure-activity relationship of peptide, and he has got two national patent and been awarded many times within military. Dr. Zhang has made significant accomplishment in the field of natural production chemistry.