Research Interests

• Her main research direction is the molecular mechanisms of endometrial receptivity and repeated implantation failure. She has long been engaged in teaching and research on improving pregnancy rates in assisted reproduction technology, and published over 20 articles in the field of reproduction. She is good at combining clinical and scientific research, and has rich clinical experience in the treatment of difficult pregnancy diseases. She has presided over 3 projects of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC). She is currently working on one project of NSFC, and three projects at the provincial and municipal levels. The total research funding is about 1.2 million.