Our Projects

This project aims to identify key microbial biomarkers associated with acne occurrence and severity, and develop microbiome-based diagnostic tools and targeted therapeutic strategies. By analyzing the skin microbiome of acne patients and healthy individuals, we will clarify the role of microbial dysbiosis in acne pathogenesis.

This project focuses on the interaction between the skin microbiome and the immune system in atopic dermatitis (AD). We will explore how skin commensal bacteria regulate the development and function of immune cells, and identify potential therapeutic targets for AD by modulating the skin microbiome.

This project established a baseline database of the skin microbiome in healthy Chinese adults, characterized the diversity and composition of skin microbial communities in different body sites, and analyzed the influence of age, gender, and lifestyle on the skin microbiome. The results provided a foundation for subsequent studies on skin microbiome-related diseases.

This collaborative project aims to translate microbiome research results into practical applications, developing novel cosmetics based on beneficial skin bacteria. We will screen probiotic strains with skin-protective effects, optimize their formulation, and conduct clinical trials to verify their efficacy in improving skin barrier function and reducing skin sensitivity.