Academic Interests
Qianli is currently involved in various research projects on bone graft material, dental implant surface modification and materials-related host immune response.
Higher education and employment history
Qianli received a Master's degree in Clinical Dentistry (implantable materials) in 2011 and a doctoral degree in Clinical Dentistry (Biomaterials and host response) in 2014 in the School of Dentistry, Fourth Military Medical University, China. His Ph.D. thesis was "Improved implant osseointegration via the mediation of macrophage polarization". Qianli has been working with monocytic inflammatory responses to biomaterials at Fourth Military Medical University (Postdoc, 20015-2018) and Osteogenic/osteolytic microenvironment at NTNU (Postdoc, 2019-2022).
Besides being a biomaterials researcher, he was also a dental specialist in Prosthodontics and Dental implantology and was very experienced in surgical operation and the application of various kinds of dental materials.
Keywords
Dental implant, Biomaterials, bone regeneration, host immune response, macrophage