Zhibin Liu | Biomedical Science | Young Researcher Award

Mr. Zhibin Liu | Biomedical Science | Young Researcher Award

Zhibin Liu at Kyungpook National University, South Korea

Professional Profile

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Summary

Dr. Zhibin Liu is an emerging biomedical researcher affiliated with Kyungpook National University, South Korea. With a strong background in dental hygiene and biomedical sciences, his interdisciplinary work focuses on cancer biology, antibacterial therapies, and molecular toxicology. His collaborative research efforts have led to several impactful publications in peer-reviewed journals, where he explores cellular mechanisms, therapeutic compounds, and environmental health risks, contributing to both academic and translational science.

Educational Details

Dr. Liu began his academic journey at Kyungpook National University, where he completed his undergraduate studies in Dental Hygiene from 2017 to 2021. He continued with a master's program in the same field, graduating in 2023. He is currently pursuing advanced research (since September 2023) at the university in the domain of development and differentiation regulation, positioning himself at the intersection of dental science and molecular biology.

Professional Experience

Dr. Liu’s professional and academic training is rooted in laboratory-based research, where he has contributed to multiple interdisciplinary projects under renowned mentors. He has collaborated across departments and institutions on experimental studies related to oncology, microbiology, and pharmacology. His hands-on involvement in animal studies, in vitro analysis, and data interpretation reflects a strong experimental and collaborative orientation.

Research Interests

Dr. Liu’s research interests span cancer therapeutics, oral microbiology, wound healing, and environmental toxicology. He investigates the molecular pathways involved in esophageal and oral squamous cell carcinomas, including the AKT/mTOR and PI3K signaling axes. He is also deeply engaged in evaluating natural compounds, hydrogen-rich water, and nanoparticles for their antibacterial and anticancer properties. His work integrates biochemical analysis with clinical relevance, aiming to bridge lab findings with practical healthcare applications.

Author Metrics

Dr. Liu has co-authored several high-impact publications across journals such as Antioxidants, Scientific Reports, Pharmaceuticals, Journal of Cancer, and In Vivo. His work is frequently cited in the domains of molecular oncology, oral science, and immunology, and he maintains a growing academic presence on platforms like ResearchGate, Google Scholar, and PubMed. These publications showcase his proficiency in experimental design and scientific communication.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Liu has been recognized for his academic and research excellence by Kyungpook National University. He received the Fusion Research Group Award in 2022, acknowledging his multidisciplinary contributions. In 2021, he was honored as an Honorary International Ambassador, reflecting his role in promoting the university’s global academic engagement. These accolades highlight his dedication to collaborative science and leadership potential in research communities.

Publicaiton Top Notes

1. Raepenol™ Cream, a Complex of Natural Compounds, Promotes Wound Healing and Relieves Pruritus In Vivo

Authors: Kim E, Cho NE, Park S, Kim HG, Yi J, Kim H, Ma L, Huang KE, Liu Z, Kim CY, Park K, Sung Y, Jang S, Jang S, Choi SK, Ryoo ZY, Lim SG, Kim MO
Journal: In Vivo, 2024 Sep–Oct; 38(5):2318–2327
Summary:
This study investigates Raepenol™ Cream, a proprietary formulation made from natural compounds, and its therapeutic effects on wound healing and itch relief (pruritus). Conducted using in vivo models, the research demonstrates that the cream accelerates epidermal regeneration and reduces inflammatory cytokine expression. Dr. Liu contributed to evaluating histopathological changes and analyzing inflammation markers in treated tissues.

2. Gossypetin Alleviates DSS-Induced Colitis by Regulating COX2 and ROS-JNK Signaling

Authors: Kim H, Kim E, Ma L, Kim C, Park K, Liu Z, Huang K, Kim DJ, Ryoo ZY, Yi JK, Sung Y, Jang S, Kim MO
Journal: Current Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, 2024 Nov 26
Summary:
This study explores the anti-inflammatory properties of gossypetin, a flavonoid derived from Hibiscus sabdariffa, in dextran sulfate sodium (DSS)-induced colitis mouse models. It was found that gossypetin reduced colonic damage, COX2 expression, and ROS-JNK pathway activity, suggesting potential therapeutic utility in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Dr. Liu contributed to the experimental design and molecular assays related to oxidative stress and inflammation.

3. Effects of PM2.5 Metal Components Derived From Porcine Farm Exposure on Sperm Function in Mice

Authors: Kim C. Y., Kim C. R., Kim E., Park K., Kim H., Ma L., Huang K., Liu Z., Park J., Jung M., Li S., Wen W., Kim S., Park S., Ryoo Z. Y., Yi J., Kim M. O
Journal: Journal of Biochemical and Molecular Toxicology, 2025; 39(5):e70279
Summary:
This paper assesses the impact of PM2.5 metal pollutants from porcine farm environments on male reproductive health. The findings revealed disruption in sperm motility and function, likely due to heavy metal-induced oxidative stress. Dr. Liu’s role involved data collection on sperm morphology and analysis of oxidative damage biomarkers, contributing to understanding environmental toxicity and reproductive risks.

4. Effects of the Major Metal Components in Urban Asian PM2.5 on Lung Inflammation and Abnormal Electrolyte Levels: An In Vivo Study Based on Review Data

Authors: Kim E, Huang K, Yi J, Ma L, Kim C. Y., Park K, Liu Z., et al.
Journal: Environmental Pollutants and Bioavailability, 2024; 36(1):2396464
Summary:
This study examines how urban PM2.5 metal constituents contribute to pulmonary inflammation and electrolyte imbalance in animal models. Results highlight elevated pro-inflammatory cytokines and disrupted sodium/potassium regulation in the lungs following exposure. Dr. Liu supported the animal model analysis and electrolyte quantification, aiding in uncovering public health implications of air pollution.

5. Evaluation of Zinc Oxide and Copper Oxide Nanoparticles as Potential Alternatives to Antibiotics for Managing Fowl Typhoid in Broilers

Authors: Raza M.A., Kim E., Shakeel M., Fiaz M., Ma L., Kim H., Kim C. Y., Liu Z., Huang K., Park K., Javed M.T., Kim M.O
Journal: Journal of Animal Science and Technology, 2024; 66(5):962–980
Summary:
This publication presents an antimicrobial assessment of ZnO and CuO nanoparticles against Salmonella gallinarum in poultry. The study reports reduced bacterial load, mortality, and improved gut health with nanoparticle treatment, offering an alternative to conventional antibiotics. Dr. Liu contributed to microbial assays and tissue analysis, reinforcing his involvement in nanotechnology-based infection control.

Conclusion

Dr. Zhibin Liu is a promising young biomedical scientist who blends technical skill, interdisciplinary breadth, and scientific curiosity. His contributions to molecular cancer biology, toxicological research, and natural compound therapeutics reflect strong academic potential and research maturity. While there is room to grow in terms of scientific leadership and narrowed specialization, his trajectory is undoubtedly rising.

 

Anbumani – Biological properties of thinfilms Award – Graph Analytics Achievement Award

Anbumani – Biological properties of thinfilms Award – Graph Analytics Achievement Award

Mrs. Anbumani  distinguished academic and researcher in the field Analysis of Physical and biological properties of thinfilms. She served as a research scholar at the Department of Physics in Women’s Christian College, affiliated with Manonmanium Sundaranar University in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, India. During her tenure, she dedicated her efforts to conducting a multifunctional analysis of polyvinyl alcohol film. This research involved investigating various properties and potential applications of PVA film, including mechanical strength, optical characteristics, and chemical stability. Her work held promise for diverse fields such as packaging, biomedicine, and electronics. Through her research, she contributed to advancing knowledge in the utilization of PVA film, potentially leading to environmentally friendly solutions and innovative technologies.

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Educations📚📚📚

She holds a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Physics from Manonmanium Sundaranar University in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, India. Currently, she is pursuing a Master of Philosophy (M.Phil.) in Physics at the same institution. Prior to her doctoral studies, she completed a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Physics from Manonmanium Sundaranar University in 2014. Her academic journey began with a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Physics, also attained from Manonmanium Sundaranar University, in 2006. With a strong foundation in physics spanning from her undergraduate to her doctoral studies, she continues to expand her expertise and research pursuits at the intersection of physics and interdisciplinary fields.

Awards

She excelled in her academic pursuits, earning the fourth rank in the Master of Science (M.Sc.) program in Physics at Manonmanium Sundaranar University in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, India, in 2014. This achievement reflects her exceptional dedication to her studies and her deep understanding of physics concepts.

Furthermore, she demonstrated her academic proficiency by qualifying in the National Eligibility Test for lectureship conducted by CSIR, India, in 2016. This accomplishment highlights her readiness and capability to pursue a career in academia, showcasing her expertise in physics and her potential as a future educator and researcher.

 

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