Di Liu（刘迪）
PhD Student
I am currently a PhD student in Biology at Fudan University, primarily focusing on wet experimental research. I graduated from Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Currently engrossed in studying single-cell multi-omics technologies, I aspire to leverage this technology to gain insights into the mechanisms underlying early embryonic development. Apart from academics, I enjoy traveling immensely and aspire to witness every breathtaking landscape in China.
Xinran Wang（王心然）
Research Intern
I am a undergraduate student from Fudan University, majoring in biology working on the study of single-cell transcriptomics during development. Have utilized both dry and wet laboratory techniques in my past studies, I am interested to explore the multidimensional regulatory mechanisms of development and disease through single-cell omics, aiming to uncover the regulatory mechanisms of individual heterogeneity phenotypes. Outside of work, I enjoy swimming and hoping one day to swim across Changjiang River.
Haibin Zhu（朱海斌）
Research Intern
I am a undergraduate student from East China University of Science and Technology, mainly engaged in wet lab experiments. My current research focuses on the transgenerational regulation mechanisms of diseases, aiming to utilize single-cell multi-omics technology to uncover how parental diseases influence offspring development. In my spare time, I enjoy fishing and outdoor exploration, and I hope to one day explore the diverse natural environments around the world.