Academician Zheng Nanfeng signing the research collaboration agreement for the graphene far-infrared neuropsychiatric health initiative
Research Initiative

Academician Zheng Nanfeng Launches Research Initiative

The program, based at IKKEM and Xiamen University, explores potential applications of graphene far-infrared technologies in neuropsychiatric health. Studies remain ongoing.

Research Initiative

Published June 3, 2026 · 5 min read · XIHE Research Division

Researchers affiliated with Jiageng Innovation Laboratory (IKKEM) and Xiamen University have launched an ongoing research initiative examining potential applications of graphene far-infrared technologies in neuropsychiatric health. The program is led by Academician Zheng Nanfeng, a member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Overview

Researchers affiliated with Jiageng Innovation Laboratory (IKKEM) and Xiamen University have launched an ongoing research initiative examining potential applications of graphene far-infrared technologies in neuropsychiatric health.

The program is led by Academician Zheng Nanfeng, a member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a professor at Xiamen University. The research brings together materials science, biomedical engineering, and clinical investigation to explore how precisely engineered graphene far-infrared materials interact with biological systems.

According to publicly available information, related clinical research activities are being conducted in collaboration with Xiamen Xianyue Hospital. The studies remain ongoing, and results have not yet been published.

The purpose of the research is to generate evidence through rigorous scientific investigation. No conclusions regarding clinical outcomes should be drawn until the studies have been completed, analyzed, and peer-reviewed.

Research Background

Graphene far-infrared technology has attracted increasing research interest due to its unique physical properties. Unlike conventional infrared sources, precision-engineered graphene materials can be designed to emit within specific wavelength ranges — most notably around 9.4μm, a wavelength at which research suggests biological tissues demonstrate strong absorption characteristics.

Previous studies have explored far-infrared applications in areas including microcirculation, cellular energy metabolism, and inflammatory modulation. The current research initiative extends this investigation into neuropsychiatric health — an area where non-invasive, non-pharmacological approaches are of growing interest to the research community.

The research program is designed to generate preliminary data that may inform future controlled studies.

Institutional Collaboration

The research involves collaboration between:

Jiageng Innovation Laboratory (IKKEM) — a major innovation platform focused on advanced materials, energy technologies, and translational research. IKKEM provides the materials science and engineering foundation for the program.

Xiamen University — Professor Zheng's academic affiliation and a center for biomedical and clinical research.

Xiamen Xianyue Hospital — a clinical institution providing medical expertise and research infrastructure for neuropsychiatric investigation.

Investigator Profile

Academician Zheng Nanfeng is a member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a professor at Xiamen University. His research spans advanced materials synthesis, nanomaterials engineering, and applications of functional materials in biological systems.

Professor Zheng has authored numerous publications in leading international journals and holds multiple patents in materials science and related fields. His involvement in this research program reflects growing academic interest in the intersection of advanced materials and human health applications.

Study Status

This research program is ongoing. Key milestones will be communicated through appropriate channels as they are reached:

Interested parties — including research institutions, clinical collaborators, and industry partners — may direct inquiries to XIHE Technology.

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Frequently Asked Research Questions

Who is Academician Zheng Nanfeng?

Academician Zheng Nanfeng is a member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a professor at Xiamen University, specializing in advanced materials synthesis and nanomaterials engineering.

What is this research initiative about?

The program explores potential applications of graphene far-infrared technologies in neuropsychiatric health, bringing together materials science, biomedical engineering, and clinical investigation.

Which institutions are involved in this research?

The research involves collaboration between Jiageng Innovation Laboratory (IKKEM), Xiamen University, and Xiamen Xianyue Hospital.

What is the significance of 9.4μm wavelength?

Research suggests that water molecules strongly absorb energy within this wavelength range, making it a focus of far-infrared biological resonance investigations.

This article reports on a research initiative. It does not describe product performance or make clinical claims. All studies remain ongoing and results are not yet available.