Liang Wang

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From Helicobacter pylori to the AMR crisis: our interview with JAM Microbiology in Health and Disease Lead Editor Liang Wang the-microbiologist.com/news/from-heli…

Prof. @_wangliang, 2025 Researcher Innovation Award winner, used a JoVE video article to help standardize H. pylori testing across 26 provinces in China. Read how visual protocols support reproducibility at scale: hubs.ly/Q04gcQLk0 #JoVE

Excited to be part of ICID 2026 in Madrid! I will co-chair the session “Innovations and Clinical Updates in Infectious Disease Diagnostics” together with Prof. Patricia Ruiz Garbajosa on November 11, 2026. I will also deliver an invited talk in the session “Artificial Intelligence and Infectious Diseases”. Two researchers from my group will present invited talks on rapid diagnosis of Helicobacter pylori infection and intelligent grading of gastric cancer development and progression. Looking forward to exciting discussions on the future of diagnostics! #ICID2026 #Madrid #InfectiousDiseases #AIinMedicine #Diagnostics

Navigating the future of nano‐pesticides: A perspective on design, efficacy, mechanisms, and environmental stewardship 🌱Nano-pesticides are reshaping crop protection toward sustainable agriculture. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/im…

Progress in clinical research and better patient outcomes require diagnostic solutions that deliver accuracy, scalability, and reproducibility. Yet many current methods remain time-consuming, invasive, or difficult to scale. Join us for our upcoming webinar organized by @JoVEJournal on infection surveillance and diagnostics on May 21, 2026. info.jove.com/nationwide-sca…

"This is the first synthetic species,” microbiologist J. Craig Venter told 60 Minutes’ Steve Kroft in 2010. His team of scientists created a synthetic bacteria designed on a computer, with man-made DNA. Venter says that from concept to completion, it took 15 years and $40 million to make. Venter, who died this week at 79, was one of the most famous scientists in the world, known for his pioneering work in deciphering the human genetic code.

Just received my new business cards as Lead Editor for the Journal of Applied Microbiology from the Oxford University Press! full of joy right now😄❤️

Join the BMC Microbiology Editorial Board! We’re looking for experts across bacteria, archaea, fungi, viruses, parasites & more. As an Editorial Board Member you’ll support fair peer review, promote our inclusive mission, and help drive journal strategy with full training, global networking opportunities, and a 20% APC discount. Ideal candidates have a strong publication record and a passion for open science. Researchers at all career stages and from diverse backgrounds are warmly encouraged. Please apply here: link.springer.com/journal/12866/… #Microbiology #EditorialBoard #OpenAccess #AcademicJobs

Our review paper has been recognized as a Wiley Top Cited Article 2025 in interdisciplinary medicine! Thanks to all the co-authors and the team for this achievement! Link to the paper: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10… #TopCited #SERS #MachineLearning #MicrobialIdentification #RamanSpectroscopy #InterdisciplinaryMedicine

Last week we successfully held a clinical laboratory science popularization activity! 🎉 It was great to see so many people learning about the important role of medical labs in healthcare. Here are some on-site photos from the event. #ClinicalLab #MedLab #SciencePopularization #健康科普

ACS Measurement Science Au is excited to present the 2025 Rising Stars in Measurement Science, featuring researchers advancing analytical capabilities across fields such as electrochemistry, separations, spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, and sensors. 📖: go.acs.org/dRv

Proud to join the 2025 Rising Stars in Measurement Science featured in ACS Measurement Science Au @ACSPublications, advancing electrochemistry, spectroscopy, sensors & more! Our work on ratio quantification of geranium & rose essential oils via deep learning + complex Raman spectra is part of this exciting collection. Check it out: pubs.acs.org/page/amachv/vi…. #ACS #MeasurementScience #Spectroscopy #AnalyticalChemistry #RisingStars

Happy Lantern Festival (元宵节, Yuán Xiāo Jié)! The festival is a beautiful Chinese tradition celebrated on the 15th day of the first lunar month, marking the end of the Lunar New Year celebrations. It falls on the first full moon of the lunar year. This year the festival is on March 3rd. Lantern Festival dates back over 2,000 years to the Han Dynasty, originating from Buddhist practices of lighting lanterns to honor Buddha, and it has evolved into a joyful celebration of reunion, hope, and new beginnings.

「医学科普：到底是什么因素导致的胃溃疡？」 x.com/HotmailfromSH/…

2025 JoVE Researcher Innovation Award winner Prof. @_wangliang shares how a JoVE video article on non-invasive H. pylori screening and resistance became the training standard for 52 centers across China. Watch to see how video supports reproducible clinical research.

In collaboration with researchers at the State Key Laboratory of Quality Research in Chinese Medicines (Macau University of Science and Technology), my group developed a novel, rapid method for tracing the geographical origins of precious Ophiocordyceps sinensis (冬虫夏草). The paper has been accepted for publication in the special issue "ABC Highlights: authored by Rising Stars and Top Experts" of the journal Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry! Big congratulations to the first author, my master student Ms. Yongxuan Hong. Well done! 🎉#AnalyticalChemistry #TraditionalChineseMedicine #Ophiocordyceps #Cordyceps #Research

THE 2028 GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE CRISIS open.substack.com/pub/citrini/p/…

PERSPECTIVE hot off the press @NatureCancer ! 'Setting higher standards for reports of microbial species in human cancers' 🔗nature.com/articles/s4301… ✒️By Steven Salzberg, Jacques Neefjes & Niranjan Nagarajan and co-authors #tumormicrobiome

People typically try to prove that they have the answer even when they don't. Why do they behave in this unproductive way? It's generally because they believe the senseless but common view that great people have all the answers and don't have any weaknesses. Not only does this view not square with reality, it stands in the way of their progress. People interested in making the best possible decisions are rarely confident that they have the best answers. They recognize that they have weaknesses and blind spots, and they always seek to learn more so that they can get around them. #principleoftheday