M.D., Chief Physician, Master's Supervisor Specializes in microvascular decompression for pituitary adenomas, intracranial tumors, trigeminal neuralgia, and hemifacial spasm Research Achievements Chief editor of four neurosurgery monographs, published over 30 research papers on neuro-oncology, with more than 10 indexed by SCI, cumulative impact factor exceeding 100. As corresponding author, published research papers on neuro-oncology in internationally renowned cancer journals including *Cancer Science*, *Cancer Research*, and *JCI* (impact factor 16). Has received over 2 million RMB in various medical research grants. Awarded funding from the National Natural Science Foundation of China General Program in 2013 (Research on Signaling Mechanisms of Glioma Development). As first accomplisher, completed the Shanghai Municipal Science and Technology Commission Basic Research Key Project: Significance of Monosomy 10 Co-occurring with Chromosome 7 Copy Number Abnormalities in the Development and Progression of Glioblastoma. Holds more than 10 national invention and utility model patents. Professional Expertise Endoscopic endonasal and complex endoscopic-microscopic combined surgery for pituitary adenomas, minimally invasive surgery for complex skull base tumors, microvascular decompression for trigeminal neuralgia and hemifacial spasm, minimally invasive surgery for cervical spondylosis and lumbar spondylosis, surgery and comprehensive treatment for glioma, minimally invasive surgery for cerebral aneurysms, surgical treatment for complex hydrocephalic dementia. Has accumulated extensive experience in minimally invasive surgery for brain and spinal cord hemangioblastomas (VHL). In recent years, has performed minimally invasive surgery for neuro-oncology patients from the United States, Mongolia, and Africa on multiple occasions. Has completed over 5,000 neurosurgical procedures, predominantly for neuro-oncological conditions. Research Direction Basic and clinical research on glioma, with recent focus on signaling pathways and mechanisms of glioma development.