Shuo Jin is a young researcher specializing in Occupational and Environmental Health under Public Health and Preventive Medicine. She pursued bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral studies at Harbin Medical University (a leading Chinese institution for medical and public health research), building a solid academic foundation. Her work focuses on unraveling molecular mechanisms of occupational pollutant-induced organ injury (especially liver injury) and developing targeted protective strategies, integrating experimental toxicology, molecular biology, and epidemiology. Academic & Professional Background -2023.09–Present: Doctoral Candidate in Labor Hygiene and Environmental Hygiene, Harbin Medical University (focus: programmed cell death pathways in pollutant-induced liver injury). -2020.09–2023.06: MSc in Labor Hygiene and Environmental Hygiene, Harbin Medical University (mastered cell culture, molecular detection, and animal modeling). -Certifications: National Level 2 MS Office, National Level 3 Psychological Counselor, NPAP Information Analyst, NSFC Nutritionist, Laboratory Animal Practitioner Certificate, and CET-6. Key Achievements -Mechanistic Research: Led a study on aniline-induced hepatocyte necroptosis via RIPK1 activation (published in Toxicology and Industrial Health, 2022). Contributed to 7 projects (3 National Natural Science Foundation of China, 1 Heilongjiang Provincial Foundation). -Patents: 2 authorized inventions (e.g., melatonin-based liver protection against aniline-induced injury). -Software: 4 copyrights (e.g., occupational health monitoring platforms, pollution risk assessment tools). -Publications: 7 core papers (6 SCI/SSCI, 1 Chinese Core). -Conferences: Delivered reports at China-Russia forums, won “Excellent Academic Poster Award” (2024), and completed computational toxicology training. Future Goals She aims to deepen research on aniline metabolites and liver injury, validate melatonin’s protective effects in animal models, and optimize her occupational health software to support intelligent health management.