Qiuhong Wang obtained her Ph.D. from The Ohio State University. After post-doctoral training at Medical College of Wisconsin, she returned to Ohio State University as a Research Scientist in 2008 and later became an Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, and Professor in 2013, 2018, and 2023, respectively. Her research interests focus on enteric caliciviruses and coronaviruses, including diagnosis of viral infections, molecular epidemiology, propagation of enteric viruses in cell culture, molecular mechanisms of cell culture adaptation and attenuation, the interspecies transmission of viruses, mechanism of enteric calicivirus transmission through leafy greens, viral pathogenesis, and immune responses, and the rational design of live attenuated vaccines. Her scientific output includes >100 publications, corresponding to 9629 citations (h-index 50) (Google Scholar, May 20, 2026).