Dr. Yanhong Duo | Bio-nanomedicine Award | Women Researcher Award
Dr. Yanhong Duo, Research Institute of Tsinghua University in Shenzhen, China
Education
Dr. Yanhong Duo, an accomplished scholar, has traversed a remarkable academic journey, culminating in their current position as a Visiting Assistant Professor of Nanomedicine at Harvard University, under the mentorship of esteemed Professor David A. Weitz. With a Ph.D. from Tsinghua University/Lanzhou University, focusing on cell biology under the guidance of Prof. Laiqiang Huang, Dr. Duo honed their expertise. They further expanded their research horizon during a postdoctoral tenure at Karolinska Institutet, investigating tumor blood vessels and brown fat under Prof. Yihai Cao. Their academic trajectory, from Bachelor’s studies in Molecular Biology at Northwest A&F University to their present prestigious role, reflects a steadfast commitment to advancing biomedical sciences. šš¬
Research Focus
Publication Top NotesĀ
- Novel Carrier-Free Nanodrug Enhances Photodynamic Effects by Blocking the Autophagy Pathway and Synergistically Triggers Immunogenic Cell Death for the Efficient Treatment of Breast Cancer š (Published in 2024, ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces)
- Unveiling the promise: Exosomes as game-changers in anti-infective therapy š (Published in 2024, Exploration)
- A carrier-free supramolecular nano-twin-drug for overcoming irinotecan-resistance and enhancing efficacy against colorectal cancer š (Published in 2023, Journal of Nanobiotechnology) – Cited by 1
- Combination of bacterial-targeted delivery of gold-based AIEgen radiosensitizer for fluorescence-image-guided enhanced radio-immunotherapy against advanced cancer š (Published in 2023, Bioactive Materials) – Cited by 3
- Macrophages in immunoregulation and therapeutics š (Published in 2023, Signal Transduction and Targeted Therapy) – Cited by 93
- Biomedical application of aggregation-induced emission luminogen-based fluorescent sensors š (Published in 2023, TrAC – Trends in Analytical Chemistry) – Cited by 6
- Multifunctional Calcium-Manganese Nanomodulator Provides Antitumor Treatment and Improved Immunotherapy via Reprogramming of the Tumor Microenvironment š (Published in 2023, ACS Nano) – Cited by 4
- Aggregation-Induced Emission (AIE), Life and Health š (Published in 2023, ACS Nano) – Cited by 39
- Targeted delivery of novel Au(I)-based AIEgen via inactivated cancer cells for trimodal chemo-radio-immunotherapy and vaccination against advanced tumor š (Published in 2023, Nano Today) – Cited by 2
- Biomimetic single-atom nanozyme system for efficient inhibition of gastric cancer ascites via SO2 gas-enhanced nanocatalytic cancer therapy š (Published in 2023, Chemical Engineering Journal) – Cited by 8