Dr. Jasmine (Jisong) Cui is the co-founder, President & CEO of Beijing InnoCare Pharma Tech. Ltd. Dr. Cui is the expert of National Thousands Talents Plan and Beijing Specially Recruited Experts. InnoCare is a biopharmaceutical company rooted in China with the global vision to discover and develop novel treatment for cancer and autoimmune diseases.
Prior to founding InnoCare, Dr. Cui was the General Manager of BioDuro (2011-2015). Her area of responsibility included BioDuro’s overall scientific and operational management, as well as business & resource management. Before BioDuro, Dr. Cui worked at Merck Research Laboratories for 14 years serving as Director of Cardiovascular Diseases where she provided project leadership for delivering >10 drug candidates. She also served as the Chair of Early Development Team for development of drug candidate from preclinical to clinical phase 2a for POC in humans. Additionally she headed the hypertension exploratory biomarker for identifying and developing preclinical and translatable biomarkers in cardiovascular diseases.
Dr. Cui received her Ph.D. in biology from Purdue University and completed her postdoctoral fellowship at Howard Hughes Medical Institute affiliated with the University of Michigan. Dr. Cui was the 17th SAPA President with the honor to be the first female President in the history of SAPA. Currently, Dr. Cui is the president of SAPA China.
-founder, President & CEO of Beijing InnoCare Pharma Tech. Ltd. Dr. Cui is the expert of National Thousands Talents Plan and Beijing Specially Recruited Experts. InnoCare is a biopharmaceutical company rooted in China with the global vision to discover and develop novel treatment for cancer and autoimmune diseases.
Prior to founding InnoCare, Dr. Cui was the General Manager of BioDuro (2011-2015). Her area of responsibility included BioDuro’s overall scientific and operational management, as well as business & resource management. Before BioDuro, Dr. Cui worked at Merck Research Laboratories for 14 years serving as Director of Cardiovascular Diseases where she provided project leadership for delivering >10 drug candidates. She also served as the Chair of Early Development Team for development of drug candidate from preclinical to clinical phase 2a for POC in humans. Additionally she headed the hypertension exploratory biomarker for identifying and developing preclinical and translatable biomarkers in cardiovascular diseases.
Dr. Cui received her Ph.D. in biology from Purdue University and completed her postdoctoral fellowship at Howard Hughes Medical Institute affiliated with the University of Michigan. Dr. Cui was the 17th SAPA President with the honor to be the first female President in the history of SAPA. Currently, Dr. Cui is the president of SAPA China.