His research centers on neuroimmune modulation, in which he has made a series of significant contributions. By systematically elucidating the mechanisms and translational potential of neuroimmune regulation in pruritus, pain, and associated cognitive impairments, he has established a logically integrated research framework that offers a strong theoretical foundation for addressing peripheral nervous system disorders and their cognitive consequences.

To date, he has published 20 peer-reviewed publications indexed by SCI, including 10 as first or co-first author, with publications in Cell, Journal of Clinical Investigation, Pain, and Trends in Neurosciences. His work has been supported by a National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) Youth Project ，and he has been recognized by several talent programs, including the 18th Beijing Overseas High-Level Talent Program (Youth Category) and the Outstanding Young Investigator Fund of Capital Medical University.