Yanyou Wu holds a Ph.D. in Botany, an M.S. in Plant Physiology and Biochemistry, and a B.S. in Biology. His research focuses on plant biophysics, electrobiology, and environmental adaptation. He has dedicated himself to explaining the fertility of certain intergeneric hybrids through "cell fusion - chromosome set segregation" and the extended genetic laws in his early years. He proposed a new mechanism of photosynthetic oxygen release: half of the oxygen originates from the photolysis of bicarbonate, and the other half from the photolysis of water. The release of oxygen through electrochemical energy is fundamental. He has also innovated plant electrobiological information detection technology and invented a plant life information instrument. Additionally, he created a technical method for characterizing physical information of life (including humans) based on the energy storage and conversion of cellular electrical components. He serves as the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Plant Electrobiology. (Email: [email protected])