国家级青年人才，中山大学百人计划青年研究员，博士生导师

院长助理

 

个人简介

       向建帮，国家级青年人才（海外），中山大学公共卫生学院（深圳）青年研究员博导，中山大学“逸仙学者”优秀学者，“百人计划”引进人才。本科毕业于华中科技大学，博士毕业于清华大学（合作导师：张寅平教授、Charles Weschler教授、莫金汉教授）；美国杜克大学Nicholas环境学院访问学者（合作导师：Jim Zhang教授），华盛顿大学公共卫生学院博士后（合作导师：Edmund Seto教授）。主持国家高层次青年人才项目、国自然青年项目等，曾参与多项国内外科研项目。围绕环境健康问题，聚焦精准暴露与健康感知、暴露组学与人类健康的多学科交叉研究，推动环境暴露与健康的个性化管理。近年来，在Lancet、JAMA Intern. Med.、Environ. Sci. Technol.、Environ. Int.等医学、环境和工程类SCI期刊发文37篇，其中第一/通讯作者22篇。申请4项国家发明与实用新型专利，已授权2项。担任SCI期刊Building Simulation青年编委、中国环境诱变剂学会环境流行病学专委会委员、中国环境科学学会室内环境与健康分会青委会委员，Cell Reports Medicine、Journal of Hazardous Materials、Environmental Science & Technology、Environment International等30余种知名SCI期刊审稿人。曾获得2015年中国环境科学学会室内环境与健康分会年会优秀论文奖、2017年中国环境科学学会环境医学与健康分会年会优秀墙报奖、2018年清华大学建筑学院优秀博士学位论文、2023年中山大学公共卫生学院（深圳）教师教学竞赛一等奖、2024年中山大学优秀班主任等。

 

研究方向

1. 精准暴露与健康感知（基于智能硬件与数据模型的个性化监测技术）

2. 环境暴露组学与健康效应（多组学整合与环境流行病学研究）

3. 健康建筑与室内环境（优化设计与健康促进）

 

工作经历

2023/03至今 中山大学公共卫生学院（深圳） 青年研究员，博导

2021/09 – 2023/03 中山大学公共卫生学院（深圳） 副教授，硕导

2018/09 – 2021/09 美国华盛顿大学公共卫生学院 博士后

2016.11 – 2017.05 美国杜克大学 Nicholas环境学院 访问学者

 

教育经历

2013/08 – 2018/07 清华大学 建筑技术科学系 博士

2009/09 – 2013/07 华中科技大学 能源与动力工程学院 学士

 

讲授课程

负责：《职业卫生与职业医学》、《空气污染与公众健康》

参与：《环境卫生学》、《公共卫生专业英语》、《公共卫生前沿讲座II》

 

承担和参与的课题及科研项目

  1. 国家级人才计划青年项目，2023.05-2026.04，在研，主持
  2. 国家自然科学基金青年科学基金项目，2025.01-2027.12，在研，主持
  3. 中山大学高校基本科研业务费青年教师培育项目，2023.01-2025.12，在研，主持
  4. 中山大学百人计划引进人才启动项目，2021.09-2024.12，在研，主持
  5. 中山大学高校基本科研业务费青年教师团队项目课题，2022.01-2022.12，结题，主持
  6. 国家环境保护大气复合污染来源与控制重点实验室开放基金课题，2022.01-2023.12，结题，主持
  7. 室内空气质量评价与控制北京市重点实验室开放基金课题，2022.01-2023.12，结题，主持
  8. 中国国家自然科学基金重点国际(地区)合作项目 (51420105010)，参与
  9. 中国国家自然科学基金创新研究群体科学基金 (51521005)，参与
  10. 环保公益性行业科研专项项目 (201409080)，参与
  11. 美国华盛顿州立项目 (MOV-UP)，参与

 

社会兼职

  1. Building Simulation青年编委
  2. 中国环境诱变剂学会环境流行病学专委会委员
  3. 中国室内环境与健康分会青委会委员
  4. 审稿人，Cell Reports Medicine, Journal of Hazardous Materials, Environmental Science and Technology, Environment International, Sustainable Cities and Society, Science of the Total Environment等30余种SCI期刊

 

近期代表性论文（*通讯作者）

  1. Wang C, Su K, Hu L, …, Xiang, J*. The impact of short-term exposure to criteria air pollutants on sleep disturbance among young adults: A nationwide analysis in 261 Chinese cities. Environmental Research, 2025; 264, 120316.
  2. Hu L, Dai X, Fang X, …, Xiang, J*. Impacts of human behaviors involving sound and light exposure in sleep environments on sleep and mental disorders: A cross-sectional study. Building and Environment, 2025; 267, 112211.
  3. Wang C, Su K, Dai X, …, Xiang, J*. Association between indoor use of consumer chemical products and sleep disturbance among college students: A nationwide cross-sectional study. Building and Environment, 2024; 266, 112050.
  4. Su K, Fang X, Wu S, Dai X, Wang C, Hu L, Zhan Y, Zhao Y, Xiang, J*. A novel approach for large-scale characterization of residential cooking-generated PM with computer vision and low-cost sensors. Science of The Total Environment, 2024; 951, 175621.
  5. Wang, C., Xiang, J.*, Austin, E., Larson, T., Seto, E. Quantifying the contributions of road and air traffic to ambient ultrafine particles in two urban communities. Environmental Pollution, 2024; 348, p.123892.
  6. Su K., Wang C., Xiang J.*. Exploring the key parameters for indoor light intervention in treating neurodegenerative diseases: A systematic review. Building and Environment, 2024: 111587.
  7. Wang, C.+, Su, K.+, Zhan, Y., Yang, C., Xiang, J.* Exploring the key parameters for indoor light intervention measures in promoting mental health: A systematic review. Indoor Environments, 2024: 100015.
  8. Hu, L, Wu, S, Shu, Y, …, Xiang, J*, et al. Associations of maternal and personal smoking with all-cause and cause-specific mortality risk and life expectancy: A prospective cohort study. Public Health, 2024; 229, 144-150.
  9. Hu, L, Wu, S, Shu, Y, …, Xiang, J*, et al. Impact of Maternal Smoking, Offspring Smoking, and Genetic Susceptibility on Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis. Journal of Crohn's and Colitis, 2023: jjad200.
  10. Xiang, J.,* Hu, L., Hao, J., Wu, S., Cao, J. and Seto, E. Characterization of time-and size-dependent particle emissions and decay from cooking oil fumes in residence: Impacts of various intervention measures, Building Simulation, 2023; pp 1-10.
  11. Lin, X., Luo, J., Liao, M., Su, Y., Lv, M., Li, Q., Xiao, S.,* Xiang, J.* Wearable Sensor-Based Monitoring of Environmental Exposures and the Associated Health Effects: A Review. Biosensors, 2022; 12(12), p.1131.
  12. Xiang, J., Seto, E., Mo, J., Zhang, J.+, Zhang, Y.+,* Impacts of establishing Healthy Building standards for daily PM2.5 in urban China on premature deaths and economic costs: A population-based modeling study, Environment International, 2021; 147, p.106342.
  13. Xiang, J.,* Hao, J., Austin, E., Shirai, J., Seto, E. Characterization of cooking-related ultrafine particles in a US residence and impacts of various intervention strategies, Science of the Total Environment, 2021; 798, p. 149236.
  14. Xiang, J.,* Hao, J., Austin, E., Shirai, J., Seto, E. Residential cooking-related PM2.5: Spatial-temporal variations under various intervention scenarios, Building and Environment, 2021; 201, p. 108002.
  15. Xiang, J.,* Huang, C., Shirai, J., Liu, Y., Carmona, N., Zuidema, C., Austin, E., Gould, T., Larson, T., Seto, E. Field measurements of PM2.5 infiltration factor and portable air cleaner effectiveness during wildfire episodes in US residences, Science of the Total Environment, 2021; 773, p.145642.
  16. Xiang, J.,* Huang, C., Austin, E., Shirai, J., Liu, Y., Seto, E. Energy consumption of using HEPA-based portable air cleaner in residences: A monitoring study in Seattle, US, Energy and Buildings, 2021; 236, p. 110773.
  17. Huang, C., Xiang, J.,* Austin, E., Shirai, J., Liu, Y., Simpson, C., Karr, C., Fyfe-Johnson, A., Kronborg. T., Seto, E. Impacts of using auto-mode portable air cleaner on indoor PM2.5 levels: An intervention study, Building and Environment, 2020; 188, p. 107444.
  18. Xiang, J.,* Austin, E., Gould, T., Larson, T., Shirai, J., Liu, Y., Marshall, J., Seto, E. Impacts of the COVID-19 responses on traffic-related air pollution in a Northwestern US city. Science of the Total Environment, 2020; p.141325.
  19. Xiang, J.,* Austin, E., Gould, T., Larson, T., Yost, M., Shirai, J., Liu, Y., Yun, S., Seto, E. Using vehicles’ rendezvous for in situ calibration of instruments in fleet vehicle-based air pollution mobile monitoring. Environmental Science & Technology, 2020; 54(7), pp.4286-4294.
  20. Xiang, J., Weschler, C.J.*, Zhang, J., Zhang, L., Sun, Z., Duan, X. and Zhang, Y.* Ozone in urban China: Impact on mortalities and approaches for establishing indoor guideline concentrations. Indoor Air, 2019; 29(4), pp.604-615.
  21. Xiang, J., Weschler, C.J., Wang, Q., Zhang, L., Mo, J., Ma, R., Zhang, J., Zhang, Y.* Reducing indoor levels of ‘outdoor PM2.5’ in urban China: impact on mortalities. Environmental Science & Technology, 2019; 53(6), 3119-3127.
  22. Xiang, J., Zhang, J., Weschler, C.J.*, Zhang, Y.* Effects of tightening standards for indoor ozone levels on associated mortalities in urban China: a population-based modeling study. The Lancet, 2018; 392, p.S31.
  23. Xiang, J., Weschler, C., Mo, J.,* Day, D., Zhang, J., Zhang, Y. Ozone, electrostatic precipitators, and particle number concentrations: correlations observed in a real office during working hours. Environmental Science & Technology, 2016; 50(18), 10236-10244.
  24. Austin, E., Xiang, J., Gould, T., Larson, T., Yost, M., Shirai, J., Yun, S., Seto, E. Distinct ultrafine particle profiles associated with aircraft and roadway traffic, Environmental Science & Technology, 2021; 55(5), pp.2847-2858.
  25. Day, D., Xiang, J., Mo, J., Clyde, M.A., Weschler, C.J., Li, F., Gong, J., Chung, M., Zhang, Y.*, Zhang, J*. Combined use of an electrostatic precipitator and a high‐efficiency particulate air filter in building ventilation systems: Effects on cardiorespiratory health indicators in healthy adults. Indoor Air, 2018; 28(3), 360-72.
  26. Cui, X.,+ Li, F.,+ Xiang, J., Fang, L., Chung, M., Day, D., Mo, J., Weschler, C., Gong, J., He, L., Zhu, D., Lu, C., Han, H., Zhang, Y.,* Zhang, J.*  Cardiopulmonary effects of overnight indoor air filtration among healthy non-smoking adults. Environment International, 2018; 114:27-36.
  27. Day, D., Xiang, J., Mo, J., Li, F., Chung, M., Gong, J., Weschler, C., Ohman-Strickland, P., Sundell, J., Weng, W., Zhang, Y., Zhang, J.* Association of ozone exposure with cardiorespiratory pathophysiologic mechanisms in healthy adults. JAMA Internal Medicine, 2017; 177 (9), 1344-1353.

 

招生信息    

        课题组有较为完善的研究生培养体系，指导的研究生大多有较好的成果产出。目前组里已开发出可穿戴个体监测设备Eco-Tracker，并基于自建的队列采集了大量个体环境与健康样本及数据。期待有电子、计算机、数据科学、环境、或医学等相关背景的同学加入课题组，招收博士后、研究助理、博士生、硕士生和本科生。

  

Biography (in English)

Dr. Jianbang Xiang serves as an Associate Professor and Assistant Dean in the School of Public Health (Shenzhen) at Sun Yat-sen University. He is recognized as an "Outstanding Scholar" under the Sun Yat-sen University's "Sun Yat-sen Scholar" program and a talent introduced through the "Hundred Talents Program". Dr. Xiang earned his bachelor's degree from Huazhong University of Science and Technology and his Ph.D. from Tsinghua University (co-supervised by Professors Yinping Zhang, Charles Weschler, and Jinhang Mo). He was a visiting scholar at Duke University's Nicholas School of the Environment (under the supervision of Professor Jim Zhang) and a postdoctoral researcher at the School of Public Health, University of Washington (under the supervision of Professor Edmund Seto).

Dr. Xiang leads several prestigious research projects, including the National High-level Young Talent Program and the National Natural Science Foundation of China Youth Project. He has also participated in numerous domestic and international research projects. His research focuses on environmental health issues, particularly in multidisciplinary areas such as precision exposure and health sensing, exposomics, and human health, advancing personalized management of environmental exposure and health.

In recent years, Dr. Xiang has published 37 papers in top medical, environmental, and engineering SCI journals, including The Lancet, JAMA Internal Medicine, Environmental Science & Technology, and Environment International, with 22 papers as the first or corresponding author. He has applied for four national invention and utility model patents, two of which have been granted.

Dr. Xiang serves as a Youth Editorial Board Member for Building Simulation, a member of the Environmental Epidemiology Committee of the Chinese Society for Environmental Mutagens, and a Youth Committee Member of the Indoor Environment and Health Branch of the Chinese Society for Environmental Sciences. He is also a reviewer for over 30 prominent SCI journals, including Cell Reports Medicine, Journal of Hazardous Materials, Environmental Science & Technology, and Environment International.

Dr. Xiang has received some awards, including the Excellent Paper Award at the 2015 Annual Meeting of the Indoor Environment and Health Branch of the Chinese Society for Environmental Sciences, the Excellent Poster Award at the 2017 Annual Meeting of the Environmental Medicine and Health Branch of the Chinese Society for Environmental Sciences, the Excellent Doctoral Dissertation Award from the School of Architecture, Tsinghua University in 2018, the First Prize in the 2023 Teaching Competition at the School of Public Health (Shenzhen), Sun Yat-sen University, and the 2024 Outstanding Class Advisor Award from Sun Yat-sen University.

 

Research Group & Opportunities

Our research group offers a well-structured graduate training system, and our students consistently achieve outstanding research outcomes. Currently, we have developed a wearable individual monitoring device, the Eco-Tracker, and have collected extensive environmental and health data through our self-established cohort.

We welcome students and researchers with backgrounds in electronics, computer science, data science, environmental science, or medicine to join us. We are actively recruiting postdoctoral fellows, research assistants, Ph.D. students, master’s students, and undergraduate students.

Feel free to reach out via email—we look forward to hearing from you!