NSFC Young Scientists Fund 81500464
Led by Yu Shi, this project studied how myeloid-derived suppressor cells regulate monocyte and macrophage function in cirrhosis complicated by sepsis.
View sourceACHIEVEMENTS / 项目成果
Research with a wider impact.
Research programs, clinical guidance, and translational contributions.
Research funding
NSFC General Program 81870425
Led by Yu Shi, this project investigated the origin, functional properties, and role of TREM-2-positive hepatic macrophages in liver failure.
View sourceNational Key R&D and Major Science Programs
Principal investigator of three NSFC grants and task leader in two studies under the National Key R&D Program / National Science and Technology Major Projects.
View sourceGuidelines & consensus
Guideline for Diagnosis and Treatment of Liver Failure (2024)
Yu Shi served on the expert group and as a drafting author for the updated definitions, classification, diagnosis, and treatment recommendations.
View sourceACLF Kyoto Consensus: Steps from Asia
As a co-author of this international consensus, Yu Shi contributed to aligning ACLF definitions, stratification, and research frameworks across Asia.
View sourceAwards
Second Prize, Zhejiang Natural Science Award
The award recognized foundational research on viral-hepatitis mechanisms and outcome prediction; Yu Shi was the fourth listed contributor.
View sourceWorld’s Top 2% Scientists
Selected for the 2023 edition of the World’s Top 2% Scientists list.
View sourceZhejiang Provincial High-Level Health Talent
Recognized as a high-level health talent in Zhejiang Province.
View sourceOutstanding Young Clinical Talent, Zhejiang University School of Medicine
Selected as an outstanding young clinical talent by Zhejiang University School of Medicine.
View sourcePatents
Granted invention patent CN110655566B
Preparation and application of soluble Tim-3 recombinant and mutant proteins; owned by Zhejiang University, with Yu Shi as a co-inventor.
View sourceGranted invention patent CN111783792B
A method and application for extracting salient texture features from ultrasound images; owned by Zhejiang University, with Yu Shi as a co-inventor.
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