This program is tailored to train researchers and students in research in the areas of classical hematology and pathology. It aims to equip participants with both theoretical knowledge and hands-on skills, preparing them for advanced academic or industry careers in biomedical science. The target group is postdoctoral researchers.

Providing a valuable platform for discussing ongoing research progress, refining methodologies, and fostering collaborative problem-solving

Access to advanced laboratory facilities, including flow cytometry platform, imaging platform, mass spectrometry platform and other platforms

Opportunities to publish articles or abstracts in peer-reviewed journals and present research posters or papers at conferences

Critical thinking, analytical, and practical inquiry skills utilizing the latest approaches in healthcare and medical research

Skills in critical appraisal, research design, and understanding of the entire medical research process

Research the mechanisms of platelet clearance

Develop proficiency in cutting-edge laboratory techniques

Gain experience in project design and data analysis

Cultivate skills in scientific writing and grant preparation

Research fields:

Platelets, Hemostasis and Thrombosis, Inflammation, Vascular biology, Structural biology

Research Focus:

Structure, function and regulation of plasma proteins and blood cell receptors

Molecular mechanisms of mechanosensation and mechanotransduction in circulation

Translation to develop novel diagnostics and therapeutics to treat blood diseases particularly thrombocytopenia, thrombosis, and to improve platelet storage for transfusion treatment

Include project titles and short descriptions:

Structure, function and regulation of plasma proteins and blood cell receptors

 Explore the key regulators of platelet lifespan, including interactions with specific receptors, signaling pathways, and clearance mechanisms in liver and spleen

The molecular mechanism of von Willebrand Factor (VWF) activation and the development of detective methods

Postdocs：

Postdoctoral fellows should have a Ph.D. degree in biomedicine, immunology, bioengineering or cell biology. Candidates must be fluent in English and have documented prior research experience.

Duration: 52 weeks; engaged in full-time research activities

Assessment Methods:

Written progress reports at 6-months of program and upon completion of the program

Presentation at lab meetings

Feedback for Participants:

Participants can submit anonymous feedback via an online form at the end of the program. One-on-one feedback sessions will also be scheduled midway through the program.

The program is free of charge.

Program Coordinator: Weng Yanan

Email: rhl.lab@outlook.com

Phone: +86 13645814304