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Hongyin Yu

Hongyin Yu

Graduate Student

Faculty Advisor

Qizhen Shi, MD, PhD

Locations

Cell and Developmental Biology, 2023; Interdisciplinary Program in Biomedical Sciences (IDP), 2022

Contact Information

hongyu@mcw.edu

Education

MM, Clinical Laboratory Diagnostic, Harbin Medical University (Heilongjiang, China), 2021
BS, Medical Laboratory Science and Technology, Inner Mongolia University for the Nationalities (China), 2018

Research Interests

I’ve been interested in discovering the function of platelet. While investigating hemostasis for three years, I began to realize the importance of platelet function in hemostasis. My ultimate goal is to better understand the pathophysiology of platelet-related disease and help to develop new therapies for preventing platelet-related disease for patients.

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