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"10th China Contemporary Thanatology Symposium in Macao: Yinfeng Promotes Life Education Through Technology"

2025/10/14

Over the two days, the symposium was not only a collision of ideas but also seeds sown to advance social progress in life culture. The Shandong Yinfeng Life Science Public Welfare Foundation will continue to use technology as wings and culture as roots, collaborating with all sectors of society to enhance the quality of life for the Chinese people and build a human-centered life care system.

The World’s First Ovarian Tissue Dual-Activation Technology Selected into the 2025 "Shandong Outstanding Achievements Report" Project

2025/10/13

According to recent announcements by the Jinan Municipal Bureau of Science and Technology, 11 outstanding achievements from Jinan have been included in the 2025 "Shandong Outstanding Achievements Report" project. Among them is the globally first-of-its-kind ovarian tissue dual-activation technology developed by Shandong Silver Med Life Science Research Institute (Jinan).

Focus on Frigid Zone Medicine: Yinfeng Low - Temperature Medical Team Publishes an Important Review on Cryopreservation

2025/08/29

Recently, Frigid Zone Medicine, an authoritative international journal in the field of cryomedicine, published an important review titled "Advances in the Detection Methods for Assessing the Viability of Cryopreserved Samples". Written by the team of Yinfeng Cryomedical Research Center, the article systematically reviews and analyzes various detection techniques currently used to evaluate the viability of cryopreserved cells, tissues, and organs. It also proposes key directions from the perspectives of methodological integration and future instrument development, offering crucial theoretical support and practical guidance for the long - term cryopreservation of complex tissues and organs.

Yinfeng Institute’s Ovarian Tissue Cryopreservation Technology Wins Shandong Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Science and Technology Award

2025/05/27

Recently, the "Novel Technology for Ultra-Low Temperature Cryopreservation, Activation, and Transplantation of Human Ovarian Tissue," developed through a collaborative effort between Shandong Yinfeng Life Science Research Institute and Beijing University of Chinese Medicine Shenzhen Hospital, has been awarded the 2025 Shandong Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Science and Technology Award. This groundbreaking technology pioneers a new pathway for female fertility preservation, marking a significant leap in China’s interdisciplinary advancements in reproductive medicine and cryobiology.

Developing Countries Officials Training Workshop Visits Yinfeng Biological Group to Explore Frontiers of Life Sciences

2025/05/20

On May 19, a delegation from the Chinese Training Workshop for Government Officials of Developing Countries visited the exhibition hall of Yinfeng Biological Group's Cryomedicine Research Center. Government officials from multiple countries gained in-depth insights into Yinfeng’s innovative achievements in cryobiomedicine, cell storage, genetic technology, and other fields. They engaged in discussions with the delegation on technology transfer and international cooperation, contributing to the building of a global community with a shared future for humanity.

2025-11-28

Breaking Through the Bottleneck: New Technology Holds Promise for Solving the Problem of Frozen Organ Cracking

This research represents a solid step toward this long-term goal at the scientific and technological foundation level. With the continuous iteration of related technologies, organ banks, once confined to science fiction, may become a reality, bringing hope to millions of patients worldwide awaiting organ transplants.

2025-11-28

World's First 3D-Printed Immune-Compatible Material Opens New Avenues for Organ Transplants and Drug Delivery

A University of Virginia research team has pioneered a novel 3D-printable material compatible with the human immune system, as reported in the latest issue of Advanced Materials.

2025-11-21

Chinese Team Pioneers "Nano-Armored" CAR-T Cell Therapy, Bringing Hope for Cure to Malignant Mesothelioma

Industry experts believe that this study marks a critical breakthrough for China in the field of tumor immunotherapy. It provides important insights for CAR-T therapy to tackle other solid tumors, such as lung and liver cancer, and will elevate China's level of tumor immunotherapy to new heights.

2025-11-17

"Speaking Through Thoughts" Becomes Reality! China Achieves Real-Time Decoding of Chinese Brain-Computer Interfaces

A groundbreaking research study recently published in the prestigious international academic journal Science Advances reveals a remarkable achievement: a collaborative research team comprising over ten institutions, including Huashan Hospital affiliated with Fudan University, the Shanghai Institute of Microsystem and Information Technology, and ShanghaiTech University, has successfully realized high-precision real-time decoding of a brain-computer interface (BCI) for all Chinese syllables. This research not only brings hope for rehabilitation to individuals with aphasia but also signifies a leap in humanity's ability to interpret linguistic thoughts in the brain, turning "speaking through thoughts" from science fiction into reality.

2025-11-17

Gene Editing Ushers in a Revolution of "Large-Scale Rearrangement"! Bridge Recombinase: The "Magic Pen" Rewriting the Code of Life

With the continuous optimization of bridge recombinase technology, humanity may be just one precise "gene rearrangement" away from conquering many currently incurable diseases.

2025-11-07

Major Breakthrough: Human Kidney Organoids Successfully Transplanted into Pig Kidney, Paving New Path for Regenerative Medicine

On October 21, 2025, researchers from the Catalan Institute of Bioengineering in Spain published a research paper in Nature Biomedical Engineering, announcing a critical advancement in the clinical application of organoid technology, marking a significant milestone for regenerative medicine and personalized healthcare.

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