Zheng Yi

Biography

1988.9 -1993.7: Department of Modern Chemistry, University of Science and Technology of China, undergraduate 1998.9 -2001.3: Department of Chemistry, Department of Chemistry, Fuzhou University 2001.10 -2005.9: Department of Chemistry, Department of Chemistry, Department of Chemistry, Department of Nuclear and Radiation Biology, University of Sherbrooke, Canada 2005.10 -2007.10 Department of Chemistry, Postdoctoral Fellow 2007.10 -2008.12: Assistant Professor, Department of Nuclear Drugs and Radiation Biology, University of Sherbrooke, Canada 2009.1 - Present: School of Chemistry, Fuzhou University / National Environmental Photocatalytic Engineering Technology Research Center

Research Interest

Radiation biochemistry, photocatalysis In 2009, according to the "high-level creative talents in colleges and universities in Fujian Province," the introduction of "Minjiang scholar" Distinguished Professor, Institute of photocatalysis in the Ministry of Education on the platform of outstanding innovation, the formation of a leading international level of radiation biochemistry and biology Photocatalysis basic research laboratory, commitment to low-energy electrons and biomolecules of the mechanism of action, cancer radiotherapy, photocatalytic technology in photodynamic therapy and biochemistry applications such as the study. Long engaged in ultra-high vacuum surface and structure, radiation biology, photocatalysis in the medical and biological fields of basic and applied research. Especially in the field of low-energy electronics and radiation biochemistry, good use of chromatography, mass spectrometry and other chemical analysis means. In recent years, mainly to carry out low-energy electronic damage to DNA and bio-photocatalytic research. As a major project researcher involved in the project and completed a number of Canadian Health Research Institute and Cancer Institute and other funded projects. In the low-energy electron-induced DNA and its important components of the damage process, low-energy electron radiation-sensitive mechanism and chemotherapy and radiotherapy combined therapy research has made outstanding achievements, and in the "J. Am. Chem. Soc. , "Phys. Rev. lett.", "J. Chem. Phys." And other important international academic journals published. Our group has cooperated with the Department of Nuclear Drugs and Radiation Biology of the University of Sherbrooke University School of Medicine in Canada to co-train doctoral students and send doctoral and doctoral students to carry out academic exchanges and cooperation. In particular, we can use the joint training mode in Sherbrooke University Medical College to carry out doctoral issues, but also directly apply for a doctorate in Canada. Welcome interested in scientific research work of the master's degree, doctoral students, post-doctoral candidates for our research group.