Zhenjiang, China

Guoqing Pan

This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Jiangsu University. Active years: 2026.

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Inventor Profile: Guoqing Pan. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/inventor/guoqing-pan-bta7u1iy

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Years Active: 2026

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1 patent (USPTO):Explore Patents

Title: Guoqing Pan and His Dynamic Antimicrobial Hydrogel Patent.

Introduction

Guoqing Pan is an inventor associated with Zhenjiang, China, and Jiangsu University. His work includes a patented hydrogel technology designed to combine antimicrobial activity with self-healing properties.

Latest Patents

Pan is associated with 1 patent: “Dynamic Antimicrobial Hydrogel Based on Natural Receptor-Ligand Recognition, and Preparation Method and Use Thereof.” The invention describes a hydrogel made by modifying vancomycin, which acts as a ligand, and an AA-based receptor material, then adding a photoinitiator and forming the material under ultraviolet light.

The resulting three-dimensional network can rapidly heal after fracture under external pressure. Its self-healing behavior relies on ligand-receptor interactions and multiple hydrogen bonds, mimicking natural recognition processes. Vancomycin provides antimicrobial activity, while the physiologically derived monomer is intended to improve biocompatibility and reduce biological toxicity.

Career Highlights

Pan’s listed patent reflects research into functional hydrogel materials that bring together antimicrobial performance, dynamic bonding, and self-repair. His work is associated with Jiangsu University.

Collaborations

Wenbo He and Yue Ma are identified as Pan’s coworkers. Their names are also associated with the collaborative research context of the hydrogel invention.

Conclusion

Guoqing Pan’s patented hydrogel concept combines vancomycin-based antimicrobial functionality with receptor-ligand interactions that support rapid self-healing, highlighting a materials innovation associated with Jiangsu University.

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