Xinjie Duan | Environmental Risk Assessment | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Xinjie Duan | Environmental Risk Assessment | Best Researcher Award

Master’s Student at The First Affiliated Hospital of Nanjing Medical University, China

Xinjie Duan is an emerging scholar in the field of Internal Medicine, recognized for their commitment to advancing research and clinical practice. Currently pursuing a Master of Science in Internal Medicine at Nanjing Medical University, Duan’s work focuses on the intersections of environmental toxins and endocrine health, contributing valuable insights to the medical community.

Profile

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Education

Duan’s educational journey began at Nanjing Medical University, where they earned a Bachelor of Medicine in Clinical Medicine in June 2022. This foundational training laid the groundwork for their current advanced studies, which they commenced in September 2022. As part of their Master’s program, Duan is engaged in rigorous coursework and research, set to complete their degree by June 2025.

Experience

Throughout their academic career, Duan has gained significant research experience, including a key role as Principal Investigator for the “Jiangsu Provincial Graduate Research Innovation Program Practice Project” in 2023. This project showcases Duan’s ability to lead initiatives that explore critical health issues, particularly concerning the impact of endocrine disruptors. Their involvement in various research projects has solidified their expertise in toxicology and its implications for public health.

Research Interest

Duan’s research interests lie predominantly in understanding the effects of environmental exposures on endocrine function and related health outcomes. Their recent work includes investigating the mechanisms of neuroendocrine toxicity, particularly focusing on the thyroid hormone disruption caused by specific chemicals. This area of inquiry is vital, considering the rising concerns over endocrine disruptors in contemporary society.

Award

Duan has received numerous accolades for their academic achievements, including a First-Class Scholarship from 2022 to 2025, highlighting their dedication to excellence. They also hold a Medical Practitioner Qualification Certificate, achieved with a commendable score of 483, and received the Excellence Award in the First Clinical Medical School Specialized Master’s Graduate Clinical Skills Competition. Additionally, Duan is certified in Basic Life Support by the American Heart Association, underscoring their commitment to clinical readiness and patient care.

Publication

Duan has contributed to several impactful publications in reputable journals, reflecting their active engagement in the research community. Notable publications include:

Duan X, Liang M, Wei B, Gu J, Zhao Q, Ji G, Jin S, Chen H. “Internal Bisphenol Analogue Exposure in an Elderly Chinese Population: Knowledge from Dietary Exposure.” Toxics. 2025; 13(4):259. (Impact Factor: 3.9)

Duan X, Wang J, Wang Z, Chen H. “Research Progress on the Relationship Between Endocrine Disruptors and Thyroid Disease.” Journal of Nanjing Medical University (Natural Science Edition). 2023; 43(03):427-431.

Wu L, Gu J, Duan X, Ge F, Ye H, Kong L, Liu W, Gao R, Jiao J, Chen H, Ji G. “Insight into the Mechanisms of Neuroendocrine Toxicity Induced by 6:2FTCA via Thyroid Hormone Disruption.” Chemosphere. 2023 Nov; 341:140031. DOI: 10.1016/j.chemosphere.2023.140031 (Impact Factor: 8.2).

These publications have garnered attention in the field, with several being cited extensively, reflecting the significance of Duan’s research contributions.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Xinjie Duan is a dedicated and accomplished individual whose academic and research pursuits are shaping the future of Internal Medicine. Their robust educational background, coupled with their research experience and scholarly publications, positions them as a rising star in the field. With a clear focus on addressing critical health issues related to environmental exposures, Duan’s work promises to contribute significantly to both scientific knowledge and clinical practice.

GUANGYAO FAN – Sustainable Development – Best Researcher Award

GUANGYAO FAN - Sustainable Development - Best Researcher Award

Shandong university - China

AUTHOR PROFILE

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RESEARCH FOCUS ON HYDROGEN-BASED MULTI-ENERGY SYSTEMS

GUANGYAO FAN is currently pursuing a PhD in Control Theory and Control Engineering at Shandong University. Their research interests primarily center around the intelligent optimization of hydrogen-based regional multi-energy systems and the hydrogen economy.

EDUCATIONAL JOURNEY

Prior to their doctoral studies, FAN completed an M.S. in Energy Power at North China Electric Power University (NCPU) from September 2020 to July 2023.

PUBLICATIONS AND RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS

FAN has made significant contributions to the field, publishing four SCI papers as first author or corresponding author. These publications include research on multi-time-space scale optimization for hydrogen-based regional multi-energy systems, collaborative optimization for renewable energy systems, energy management strategies for near-zero energy community energy supply systems, and multi-time scale operation optimization for community energy systems.

RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS

Notably, their papers have been published in high-impact journals such as Applied Energy, Energy, and Sustainable Cities and Society, showcasing their expertise in energy optimization and management.

ACADEMIC AFFILIATION

FAN is affiliated with the School of Control Science and Engineering at Shandong University, where they continue to advance research in the field of energy systems optimization.

CONTACT INFORMATION

For further inquiries, please contact GUANGYAO FAN via their academic institution at the School of Control Science and Engineering, Shandong University, China.

NOTABLE PUBLICATION

Multi-time-space scale optimization for a hydrogen-based regional multi-energy system

Adaptive energy optimization strategy of island renewable power-to-hydrogen system with hybrid electrolyzers structure 2024 (1)

Collaborative optimization method and energy-saving, carbon-abatement potential evaluation for nearly-zero energy community supply system with different scenarios 2023 (8)

Two-layer collaborative optimization for a renewable energy system combining electricity storage, hydrogen storage, and heat storage 2022 (24)

A novel distributed energy system combining hybrid energy storage and a multi-objective optimization method for nearly zero-energy communities and buildings 2022 (84)