
Professor Qian Jiang moves back to China full time to focus on eye transplants and virtual cell research.
Professor Qian Jiang, a senior eye expert from Johns Hopkins University, has relocated to China full time to advance research on eye transplants and computer models of virtual cells.
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Professor Qian Jiang previously worked as a senior eye expert at Johns Hopkins University in the United States.
Professor Qian Jiang, a senior eye expert at Johns Hopkins University in the United States, has moved back to China full time to pursue research on eye transplants.
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