Yue Zhang

Dr. Yue Zhang is a researcher affiliated with the University of Groningen, focusing on the intersection of microbiome research, HIV immunology, and proteomics. Their work addresses systemic biological interactions in people living with HIV, emphasizing gut dysbiosis, cytokine dynamics, and biomedical applications of nanotechnology.

• Active in HIV-related microbiome studies
• Utilizes high-throughput proteomics and computational modeling
• Explores microbiome's role in psychiatric symptoms

Research spans biomedical nanotechnology and immune deficiency mechanisms, with publications in Nature and JCI Insight. Recent studies analyze fluorescent nanodiamond effects on cell viability and proteomic dysregulation in virally suppressed HIV patients. Articles collectively emphasize microbiome-host interactions, genetic regulation, and inflammatory pathways, aligning with UN Sustainable Development Goals for health equity.

Collaborations include international teams in microbiome and HIV research, with dataset contributions cited across academic and public platforms.