Dr. Yong Mei serves as the Vice Dean and a Professor at the School of Public Health, Wuhan University of Science and Technology, where he also mentors graduate students as a Master's Supervisor. His research is dedicated to occupational and environmental pollutant detection technologies, the identification of biomarkers, and the development of standardized analytical methods, operating at the intersection of environmental toxicology and sanitary inspection. With a distinguished record of leadership in applied research, he has spearheaded the revision of 8 National Occupational Health Standards, including "Determination of Acetone in Urine and Its Biological Exposure Limit." Furthermore, he has presided over 2 key research projects from the National Health Ministry, 4 specialized projects from the National Environmental Protection Ministry, and more than 30 industry-sponsored collaborative initiatives, alongside completing 3 scientific achievements appraised by the Hubei Provincial Science Commission. His scholarly contributions are evidenced by the publication of over 130 scientific papers, several of which appear in SCI-indexed journals, with his academic profile (ScholarID) listing 141 publications that have garnered 380 citations to date.