Microbiology and Biomedicine
This research unit investigates the biology of microscopic organisms and their complex interactions with hosts and environments to advance human health and disease management
Positioned at the intersection of fundamental microbiology and clinical application, this group systematically studies bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites to understand their pathogenic mechanisms, transmission dynamics, and host immune evasion strategies. The biomedical aspect of the research is heavily geared toward the translation of these microbiological insights into tangible clinical solutions, including the design of rapid, high-precision diagnostic tools, and the discovery of novel therapeutic and prophylactic agents. By dissecting the host-pathogen interface at a molecular level, the division plays a pivotal role in strengthening public health infrastructure, mitigating the impact of infectious diseases, and developing strategic medical countermeasures against emerging biological threats and outbreaks.