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Bo Peng

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Bo Peng Professor; NSFC Excellent Young Scholar
Microglia and Neuroimmunology
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Bo Peng is a professor at Fudan University. He has been honored as a Distinguished Professor of the Ministry of Education, a recipient of the National Young Scientists, Chief Scientist of a major national project funded by the Ministry of Science and Technology, an Elsevier Highly Cited Chinese Researcher, team leader of the Ministry of Education's Innovative Talent Team in Science and Technology, and a Leading Talent of Shanghai. He has received numerous accolades, including the Zhong Nanshan Youth Science and Technology Innovation Award and the Huaxia Medical Science and Technology Youth Award.

Prof. Peng's research is centered on microglia in the central nervous system, with a particular focus on elucidating the mechanisms of their aging, death, and regeneration. Based on these insights, he has pioneered a novel therapeutic strategy involving microglia replacement for the treatment of neurological disorders, and in 2020, his team achieved the world's first efficient microglia replacement. Furthermore, his group conducted the world's first clinical trial of microglia replacement therapy in 2024, demonstrating its effectiveness and paving a new path for treating neurological diseases. His key research findings have been published as last author in high-impact journals including Science (2025), Nature Neuroscience (2018), Nature Aging (2023), Neuron (2021), Cell Reports (2020), Nature Communications (2022), and eLife (2023).

Prof. Peng currently serves as Assistant Director of the Institute for Translational Brain Science, Deputy Director of the Innovation Center for Basic Research on Original Drugs for Immune and Inflammatory Diseases under the Ministry of Education, Vice Chair of the Neural Cell Biology Branch of the Chinese Society for Cell Biology, Deputy Chair of the Glial Cell Branch of the Chinese Neuroscience Society, Deputy Chair of the Neuroimmunology Committee of the Chinese Society for Microcirculation, and a council member of the Shanghai Society for Neuroscience.

1. The origin of microglia under physiological and pathological conditions;

2. Neurodegenerative disorders;

3. Novel strategies for microglial replacement (transplantation);

4. The correlation of neuroimmunology and CNS aging.

Address:  Floor 2, Building B, Medical Research Building, 131 Dong'an Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai

Postcode:  200032

Email:  peng@fudan.edu.cn