Huifeng Qian is affiliated with Olin Corporation in the United States and engages in research primarily situated within the intersecting fields of Medicine, Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, and Materials Science. Their scholarly contributions span multiple subfields including Molecular Biology, Infectious Diseases, Materials Chemistry, Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine, and Biochemistry.
The scientist's research covers diverse topics that focus on chemotherapy-induced cardiotoxicity and mitigation, COVID-19 clinical research studies, extracellular vesicles in disease, SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19 research, advanced nanomaterials in catalysis, nanocluster synthesis and applications, and sulfur compounds in biology.
Coauthors frequently collaborating with Huifeng Qian include Guoping Zheng, Guanguan Qiu, Qiang Shu, Jianguo Xu, and Siqi Geng.
Recent notable publications by Huifeng Qian include:
Huifeng Qian's work is disseminated through publication venues such as ACS Applied Nano Materials, Journal of Nanobiotechnology, mSphere, Frontiers in Immunology, and Journal of Colloid and Interface Science.
Huifeng Qian;William T. Eckenhoff;Yan Zhu;Tomislav Pintauer
Huifeng Qian;Manzhou Zhu;Zhikun Wu;Rongchao Jin
Chenjie Zeng;Huifeng Qian;Tao Li;Gao Li
Yan Zhu;Huifeng Qian;Bethany A. Drake;Rongchao Jin
Rongchao Jin;Huifeng Qian;Zhikun Wu;Yan Zhu
Huifeng Qian;De-en Jiang;Gao Li;Chakicherla Gayathri
Manzhou Zhu;Christine M. Aikens;Michael P. Hendrich;Rupal Gupta
Douglas R. Kauffman;Dominic Alfonso;Christopher Matranga;Huifeng Qian
Huifeng Qian;Yan Zhu;Rongchao Jin
Huifeng Qian;Rongchao Jin
Reji Philip;Panit Chantharasupawong;Huifeng Qian;Rongchao Jin
Xiangyi Huang;Liang Li;Huifeng Qian;Chaoqing Dong
Xiaotao Nie;Xiaotao Nie;Huifeng Qian;Qingjie Ge;Hengyong Xu
Huifeng Qian;Yan Zhu;Rongchao Jin
Yan Zhu;Huifeng Qian;Manzhou Zhu;Rongchao Jin
Liang Li;Huifeng Qian;Jicun Ren
Sujin Guo;Kimberly Heck;Sashank Kasiraju;Huifeng Qian
Randy P. Carney;Randy P. Carney;Jin Young Kim;Huifeng Qian;Rongchao Jin
Huifeng Qian;Chaoqing Dong;Jifang Weng;Jicun Ren
Liang Li;Huifeng Qian;Nenghu Fang;Jicun Ren
Yan Zhu;Huifeng Qian;Bethany A. Drake;Rongchao Jin
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