Associate Editor-in-Chief

Professor Jiarui Wu

Professor Jiarui Wu (吴嘉瑞 教授)

Current Positions & Academic Titles

  • Associate Editor, Australasian Journal of Natural Sciences (AJNS)
  • Professor, Doctoral Supervisor & Postdoctoral Supervisor, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine (BUCM)
  • Director, Big Data Research Center, National Institute of TCM Development and Strategy (BUCM)
  • Chairman, Pharmacoepidemiology Professional Committee, Chinese Pharmaceutical Association
  • President, Big Data and Artificial Intelligence Branch, China Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Biography: Professor Jiarui Wu is a leading expert in clinical Materia Medica and big data research at Beijing University of Chinese Medicine. He specializes in pharmacoepidemiology, precision network pharmacology, and AI-driven post-marketing drug evaluation. He innovatively proposed the "Precision Network Pharmacology" model and the "Deep Evidence-based Evaluation" concept, establishing new methodological frameworks for TCM research.

Consistently ranked among the World's Top 2% Scientists for four consecutive years and inducted into the 2025 Global Lifetime Scientific Influence List, he has received three First-Class Prizes from national academic societies and the prestigious "Shulan Medical Youth Award." He has published over 600 papers, including 160 SCI publications.

Strategic Contribution to AJNS: Professor Wu brings deep expertise in pharmacoepidemiology and AI-driven TCM research. His involvement strengthens AJNS's focus on advancing interdisciplinary research at the intersection of traditional medicine, big data, and modern clinical science.

 

 

Professor Fei Huang

Professor Fei Huang (黄飞 教授)

Current Positions & Academic Titles

  • Associate Editor-in-Chief, Australasian Journal of Natural Sciences (AJNS)
  • Director & Senior Researcher, Department of Applied Technology, National Center for Tuberculosis Control and Prevention, Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (China CDC)
  • Deputy Secretary-General, Chinese Anti-Tuberculosis Association (CATA)
  • Principal Investigator, China CDC – Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Tuberculosis Prevention and Control Cooperation Project (2025–2027)

Biography: Professor Fei Huang is a leading expert in tuberculosis (TB) control and public health surveillance at China CDC. He specializes in infectious disease epidemiology, modeling, innovative technology evaluation, and national health data integration. He leads the China-Gates Foundation TB Project (2025–2027) and has contributed to major initiatives including the National Public Health Data Sharing Project and programs under the Ministry of Science and Technology.

He actively participates in international collaboration, including as a representative at the 18th BRICS TB Research Network Meeting in 2025, contributing to the Brasília Declaration. His publications appear in leading journals such as The Lancet Regional Health – Western Pacific, and he has received multiple national awards, including First Prize from the Chinese Anti-Tuberculosis Association.

Strategic Contribution to AJNS: Professor Huang brings extensive expertise in applied technology evaluation and global health policy. His involvement strengthens AJNS’s focus on translating natural sciences research into practical solutions for infectious disease control and public health challenges.

 

 

Professor Weixing Song

Professor Weixing Song (宋卫星 教授)

Current Positions & Academic Titles

  • Associate Editor-in-Chief, Australasian Journal of Natural Sciences (AJNS)
  • Professor & Ph.D. Supervisor, Department of Chemistry, Capital Normal University (CNU), Beijing, China
  • Senior Researcher, Beijing Key Laboratory of Nanomaterials and Analytical Chemistry

Biography: Professor Weixing Song is a professor and doctoral supervisor in the Department of Chemistry at Capital Normal University. Her research focuses on nanomaterials, electrochemical sensors, and energy storage/conversion devices, with emphasis on functional nanostructures for batteries, supercapacitors, and self-powered systems. She leads multiple projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) and other national programs.

Her publications appear in high-impact journals including Advanced Materials, Advanced Energy Materials, Nano Energy, and Chemical Communications. She serves as a peer reviewer for several international journals and has received recognition for her contributions to nanomaterial-based energy technologies.

Core Research Areas: Nanostructured Materials, Electrochemical Sensors, Energy Storage and Conversion.

Strategic Contribution to AJNS: As Associate Editor-in-Chief, Professor Song contributes her expertise in physical chemistry, nanomaterials, and electrochemical systems. Her involvement supports AJNS in publishing high-quality research at the interface of fundamental science and applied materials technology.