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Yatsen Group Presents Record Research at Cosmetics Science Congress in Perth

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What happened

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Yatsen Group, a leading China-based beauty group, presented a record 20 research submissions at the 36th IFSCC Congress in Perth on October 15, 2026. These studies were selected from over 1,200 submissions following three rounds of expert review. During the congress, Chief Scientific Officer Jing Cheng discussed the group's global R&D ecosystem, and R&D Director Yi Deng delivered a podium presentation on a novel microbiology testing methodology.

From australiannews.net, singaporestar.com

Why it matters

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The presentation of a record number of studies across nine cutting-edge fields underscores Yatsen Group's sustained investment in scientific innovation. The company stated that its commitment is to translate cutting-edge science into high-efficacy beauty solutions for consumers worldwide.

From australiannews.net, singaporestar.com

Who's involved

  • Jing ChengChief Scientific Officer who spoke about the group's R&D ecosystem
  • Yi DengR&D Director who gave a podium presentation on microbiology testing
  • PerthLocation where the 36th IFSCC Congress was held

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Jing ChengSpeculative

    The company might see increased consumer demand for its products due to demonstrated scientific innovation.

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