Professor Qingsong Ye is currently Full Professor and Director of the Centre of Regenerative Medicine, Renmin Hospital of Wuhan University.  He was a tenured full professor at School of Dentistry, The University of Queensland, Australia, and an invited research professor at Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard University. He obtained two PhD degrees (in Dentistry and in Medical Science), His second PhD is from University Medical Center Groningen, The Netherlands, with a focus on stem cell and tissue engineering.  He is a diplomat of Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh, a fellow of World Federation of Orthodontists, a fellow of International College of Dentists and an elected fellow of Royal Society of Medicine, The United Kingdom.
Professor Ye is a leading expert in Regenerative Dentistry and Medicine, including bioactive nano-materials, dental stem cell & iPSCs, nature derived & synthetic scaffolding biomaterials and foreign body reaction against biomaterials. His work leads to some 100 original scientific papers and review articles, of which majority are in high impact dental and medical journals. Prof. Ye is review panel member for Australian Research Council and Innovation and Technology Support Programme. Prof. Ye has lectured around the world as a keynote speaker in many conferences. Furthermore, he has a long-standing editorial experience and has served as an Associate Editor to the Journal of World Federation of Orthodontists (2012-17) and Journal of Investigative and Clinical Dentistry (2014-present), Guest Editor to Stem Cells International (2017-2018), Co-Editor-in-Chief  Chin. Newsletter for Consumers of Cochrane Collaboration (2004-2010), Assist Editor to Chinese Journal of Evidence-based Medicine (2002-2006). Moreover, he serves as an editorial board member for a dozen of biomedical journals and regular referee for over 50 journals.
Professor Ye has superviced/co-supervised 8 PhD students and 17 Master students, and is currently supervising 3 PhD students and 7 Master students. His group has established extensive research colloborations with leading institutes around the world, including but not limited to Australia, Europe, United States and Canada.