Graduate Students' Thesis Proposal Defense Successfully Completed at the Myology Laboratory

Thesis Proposal Defense Successfully Completed at the Myology Laboratory

On January 17, 2025, the Myology Laboratory of the South China Acupuncture Research Center at Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine's School of Acupuncture-Moxibustion and Rehabilitation Clinical Medicine successfully held a graduate thesis proposal defense session. This event provided an excellent opportunity for the laboratory's graduate students to present their research plans and receive expert guidance. The smooth execution of the defense marks a solid step forward in the laboratory's efforts to cultivate research talent and foster academic innovation.

Distinguished Experts in Attendance:

• Prof. Xu Nenggui: Former Vice President of Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine / Chief Scientist of the 973 Program

• Prof. Huang Yong: Southern Medical University

• Prof. Zhao Canghuan: Jinan University

• Prof. Liu Peng: School of Basic Medicine, Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine

• Prof. Sun Jian: Vice Dean, School of Acupuncture-Moxibustion and Rehabilitation Clinical Medicine, Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine

• Prof. Yang Zhonghua: Vice Dean, School of Acupuncture-Moxibustion and Rehabilitation Clinical Medicine, Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine

• Prof. Fu Zhonghua: Inventor of Fu's Subcutaneous Needling (FSN)

Highlights of the Event:

1. Diverse Research Topics Focusing on Cutting-Edge Fields
Seven graduate students participated in the defense, presenting research topics spanning both basic and clinical studies, including muscle physiology and sports injury rehabilitation. Each student provided a detailed overview of their research background, objectives, experimental design, and expected outcomes, demonstrating strong academic foundations and innovative scientific thinking.

2. Expert Feedback: Refining Research Proposals
Renowned experts in myology, acupuncture, and clinical medicine served as reviewers. They offered valuable suggestions on the significance of the research, scientific rigor of the experimental designs, and practical applications, providing critical guidance for the students to refine their projects.

3. Vibrant Academic Exchange and Collaboration
The defense was not only an academic presentation but also a platform for intellectual exchange. Faculty and students engaged in lively discussions on前沿 issues and future directions in myology research, laying the groundwork for future collaborations within the laboratory.

4. Post-Event Activities
The attendees took group photos and toured the Myology Laboratory's facilities and equipment. The experts encouraged students to actively pursue research in myology. The success of this defense not only assessed the students' research capabilities but also injected new energy into the laboratory's scientific endeavors. Moving forward, the Myology Laboratory will continue to advance research in the field with rigorous, innovative, and exploratory scientific spirit, contributing to the global health mission.