Dr. Wang is a Member of Board of Directors. He received Ph.D. degree from Washington University at St. Louis. He completed postdoctoral training in Princeton University, and was Assistant Professor of Harvard Medical School. Dr. Wang was a professor of pathology in Creighton University, director of an oncology laboratory when he founded Shenogen together with Dr. Kun Meng. Dr. Wang has over 20-year experience in cancer research. He is expert in molecular cancer biology, especially cell proliferation, differentiation and apoptosis. Dr. Wang is dedicated to study breast cancer related genes. He identified and cloned a novel membrane estrogen receptor ER-alpha 36 and studied its functions. His findings greatly contributed to the understanding of the pathogenesis of breast cancer, and got high remarks from Elwood Jensen, fellow of National Academy of Sciences and V. Craig Jordan, “Father of Tamoxifen”. Dr. Wang received grants from NIH, American Cancer Society, the US Department of Defense and Susan G. Komen Foundation. Dr. Wang has authored/ co-authored more than 70 peer-reviewed papers, host and attended many key scientific conferences, written four books and owned three granted patents. Dr. Wang returned China in 2014. He was Shandong Taishan Academician Program.