Weiguang Zhang | Molecular Biology | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Weiguang Zhang | Molecular Biology | Best Researcher Award 

Prof. Weiguang Zhang, Peking university, China

Prof. Weiguang Zhang, a distinguished professor at Peking University Health Science Center, is a leading expert in human anatomy, vascular structure, and lipid metabolism. Serving as the Director of the Medical Library and Executive Deputy Director of the Department of Human Anatomy and Histology, he integrates AI into medical education and leads numerous national-level research and teaching projects. With over 70 high-impact publications, a patent, and key editorial and professional roles, Prof. Zhang is widely recognized for his academic excellence, innovation, and leadership in anatomical sciences and medical library development.

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🎓 Early Academic Pursuits

Prof. Weiguang Zhang embarked on his academic journey with a profound interest in the structure and function of the human body. His early education was rooted in rigorous medical sciences, where he showed a particular affinity for anatomy, histology, and embryology. His foundational years were marked by an exceptional ability to merge classical anatomical knowledge with evolving medical technology.

It was during this formative period that Prof. Zhang recognized the transformative potential of technology in anatomical education, which would later define much of his academic legacy. He honed his expertise through advanced degrees and research engagements that laid the groundwork for his groundbreaking work in vascular anatomy and lipid metabolism of the liver and brain.

👨‍⚕️ Professional Endeavors

Prof. Zhang currently serves as Professor and Doctoral Supervisor in the Department of Human Anatomy, Histology, and Embryology at the School of Basic Medical Sciences, Peking University Health Science Center. He is also the Director of the Medical Library of Peking University and the Executive Deputy Director of his department — roles that showcase his versatile leadership across education, research, and institutional development.

With a deep-seated commitment to academic excellence, he has successfully led and managed over 20 major teaching and research projects, many of which received national and municipal-level recognition. His passion for teaching extends beyond the classroom—Prof. Zhang is a dedicated mentor to more than 20 doctoral and master’s students, and has supervised over 100 undergraduate innovators in research and innovation.

He has also played an instrumental role in establishing the Brain Bank, a significant initiative that facilitates neurological research and post-mortem anatomical studies for scientific and educational advancement.

🔬 Contributions and Research Focus

Prof. Zhang’s primary research interests lie in the vascular architecture and lipid metabolism of the liver and brain — critical areas in understanding neurovascular diseases, fatty liver disorders, and related systemic pathologies. His studies have advanced knowledge in microvascular anatomy, hepatic circulation, and cerebral lipid transport, contributing significantly to translational medicine.

In addition to his research in anatomy, Prof. Zhang is a pioneer in applying artificial intelligence (AI) to medical education, particularly in human anatomy teaching. He has developed AI-integrated pedagogical models that enhance visualization and interactivity in anatomical learning — a substantial shift from traditional methods.

His scholarly output includes:

  • 70+ SCI/Scopus-indexed publications

  • 10 major consultancy and industry collaborations

  • Authorship of books and textbooks, including one with ISBN: 978-7-5659-3126-0

  • A patent (CN 118001408) related to his core research areas

Prof. Zhang’s editorial influence is evident in his role as Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Anatomy, where he helps shape the future of scholarly discourse in anatomical sciences.

🏅 Accolades and Recognition

Prof. Zhang’s contributions have earned him numerous accolades, including:

  • National Curriculum Ideology & Politics Teaching Expert

  • Beijing Distinguished Teaching Award

  • Peking University Teaching Excellence Award

His commitment to teaching innovation and research leadership has established him as a trusted authority both nationally and internationally. He also holds the position of Deputy Secretary-General of the Chinese Anatomical Society, further amplifying his voice in national anatomical policy and curriculum development.

🌍 Impact and Influence

Prof. Zhang’s influence extends well beyond the academic sphere. His work in intelligent medical library development has revolutionized access to medical resources, supporting students, researchers, and clinicians across China. As a multifaceted educator, his blending of AI and anatomical science serves as a model for modern medical instruction in the 21st century.

Through his role in the Brain Bank initiative, he provides an invaluable infrastructure for research into neurodegenerative diseases, brain injuries, and more — cementing his reputation as a key contributor to both medical science and public health advancement.

His interdisciplinary impact resonates in:

  • Medical curriculum reform

  • Digital transformation in education

  • Cross-institutional and global research collaborations

🌟 Legacy and Future Contributions

Prof. Zhang’s career is a remarkable blend of tradition and transformation. He preserves the rich legacy of classical anatomical science while trailblazing into future-forward domains such as AI-based teaching and data-driven research. His mentorship of a new generation of scientists ensures that his innovative spirit and scholarly integrity will continue to shape the field long into the future.

Looking ahead, Prof. Zhang aims to:

  • Expand AI applications in medical simulation

  • Strengthen international anatomical research networks

  • Develop open-access resources through his leadership in the medical library domain

  • Drive policy changes to integrate tech-enhanced learning into national curricula

✍️Publication Top Notes


📘 Th2 cells infiltrating high-grade serous ovarian cancer: a feature that may account for the poor prognosis

ContributorsHao Su; Yueqi Jin; Changyu Tao; Hua Yang; Ence Yang; Wei-Guang Zhang; Fengzhi Feng
Journal: Gynecologic Oncology
Year: 2023

📘 Dihydromyricetin Alleviates Ischemic Brain Injury by Antagonizing Pyroptosis in Rats

Contributors: Huiru Ding; Quancheng Cheng; Xuan Fang; Ziyuan Wang; Jinyu Fang; Huaicun Liu; Junwei Zhang; Chunhua Chen; Weiguang Zhang
Journal: Neurotherapeutics
Year: 2023

📘Percutaneous Release of the First Extensor Tendon Compartment in De Quervain’s Disease by Acupotomy with US-Guidance: A Cadaveric Study

ContributorsYifeng Shen; Qiaoyin Zhou; Xiaojie Sun; Shiliang Li; Weiguang Zhang
Journal: Pain Research
Year: 2022

Hanbing Zhang | Biological Sciences | Best Researcher Award | 13452

Assist Prof Dr. Hanbing Zhang | Biological Sciences | Best Researcher Award 

Assist Prof Dr. Hanbing Zhang, Dalian Ocean University, China

Dr. Hanbing Zhang, Associate Professor at Dalian Ocean University and Deputy Director of the Experimental Center, is a leading innovator in fisheries equipment and eco-efficient aquatic technologies. With over 20 SCI-indexed publications, 20 patents, and leadership in 14 national/provincial projects—including the Blue Granary sub-program—his research has significantly advanced mechanization and sustainability in Chinese aquaculture.

👩‍⚕️ Author Profile

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🎓 Early Academic Pursuits

From his formative academic years, Dr. Hanbing Zhang demonstrated a keen aptitude for applied sciences, particularly in the field of agricultural and fishery engineering. With a Ph.D. in an engineering-related discipline, he set the foundation for a research-intensive career by focusing on real-world applications for sustainable aquaculture. His early studies laid the groundwork for developing advanced fisheries equipment, which would later earn national and provincial acclaim.

🧪 Professional Endeavors and Research Leadership

Now serving as Associate Professor and Deputy Director of the Experimental Center at Dalian Ocean University, Dr. Zhang is a pioneering force in fishery technology and environmental innovation. His role encompasses academic teaching, laboratory development, and project leadership.

He has led or participated in 14 completed or ongoing research projects, many of which were funded by prestigious national grants, including contributions to China’s Blue Granary initiative, which supports sustainable seafood harvesting and production across the nation. These projects are not only significant in academic terms but also directly influence China’s aquatic food security strategy.

⚙️ Contributions and Research Focus

A standout element of Dr. Zhang’s work is his invention and optimization of mechanized fisheries systems, notably the:

  • BMJ-2 Mechanized Sower

  • BCJ-2 Ecological Harvester

These systems have been formally recognized by China’s Ministry of Agriculture and are currently in use across eight provinces, achieving a 45% reduction in operational costs — a remarkable feat in energy efficiency and operational scalability.

Dr. Zhang’s research spans:

  • Fishery equipment innovation

  • Marine and aquatic product processing

  • Energy-saving technologies in aquaculture

  • Emission-reduction systems in sustainable farming

These developments not only boost yield efficiency but also contribute to climate-conscious agriculture.

📚 Scientific Contributions and Publications

Dr. Zhang has published over 20 scientific papers, with 13 indexed in SCI and Scopus, contributing valuable data to the global research community on marine and aquatic systems. His work combines rigorous engineering models with ecological stewardship.

In addition, he holds an impressive 20 patents, including a wakame separation system that boasts 92% separation efficiency—a testament to his technical ingenuity.

His scholarly impact continues to rise, as evidenced by ongoing consultations in 14 industry-sponsored projects, where academia meets industrial implementation.

🏆 Accolades and Recognition

Dr. Zhang has received multiple provincial awards for both his scientific research and teaching excellence. These accolades underscore the dual strength of his profile—as both a cutting-edge researcher and a devoted academic mentor.

He is an active member of several professional societies:

  • China Agricultural Engineering Society

  • China Agricultural Machinery Society

  • China Fisheries Society

These memberships reflect his continued engagement with the broader scientific and agricultural technology communities.

🌏 Impact and Influence

What sets Dr. Zhang apart is his deep community and ecological impact. By integrating smart technologies into traditional aquaculture systems, he’s creating scalable models for environmentally sustainable fisheries.

His inventions are currently benefiting farmers across China, making their work more efficient, profitable, and ecologically safe. Through innovation, he empowers local economies and promotes low-carbon agriculture — a national and global priority.

🌟 Legacy and Future Contributions

As a trailblazer in eco-innovative fishery equipment, Dr. Hanbing Zhang is shaping the future of sustainable marine resource management. His ability to translate research into real-world solutions has not only improved productivity but also positioned him as a leader in marine technology.

Looking forward, Dr. Zhang aims to expand his research on:

  • Artificial intelligence integration in fishery automation

  • Carbon-neutral aquaculture technologies

  • Collaborative marine equipment networks across Asia-Pacific

These future endeavors will further his goal of making China a global leader in smart and sustainable fisheries.

📄Publication Top Notes


📄Biofouling Community Dynamics on Nylon and Polyethylene Aquaculture Nets in the North Yellow Sea: Colonization Patterns and Mytilus edulis Mechanical Properties

Author: S., He, Sai, Q., Xue, Qingsong, Z., Fu, Zhixuan, H., Zhang, Hanbing, T., Qiu, Tianlong

Journal: Water,

Year: 2025