Bio

LIANG Qiuli is a senior experimentalist in the Department of Laboratory Medicine, College of Health Science and Technology, Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine. She engaged in experimental teaching and scientific research in clinical biochemistry and molecular laboratory. She graduated from the laboratory department of Shanghai Jiaotong University School of medicine in 2011 and was promoted to an experimentalist in 2015. She received her master's degree in basic medicine in 2017 and was promoted to senior experimentalist in 2020.

She undertakes the experimental teaching of biochemical technology, clinical biochemistry, molecular biology, and laboratory management courses in the laboratory specialty. In the past five years, she has undertaken 732 hours of experimental teaching and has won the second and third prize awards for PBL cases many times. In 2019, she was awarded a technical project by the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission, an undergraduate teaching reform project of Medical College, "practice and exploration of TBL experimental teaching reform of testing undergraduate molecular biology technology", and one key teaching reform project of colleges and universities of Shanghai Municipal Education Commission. The innovative team-based learning (TBL) experimental teaching among undergraduate students majoring in inspection has been welcomed by students and highly praised by teachers. She has made achievements in teaching reform, formed his teaching characteristics, and published several teaching papers.

In scientific research, she undertook the scientific research tasks of the Central Laboratory of the Department of laboratory science, and familiar with molecular biology, cell culture, histochemistry, and experimental animal operation. She participated in two national natural projects and two youth projects, published internationally influential SCI papers with the first author on the regulation and molecular mechanism of adipose tissue, and undertook the project Of Shanghai Sailing Program (20YF1426300 to Q.L.).