Ph.D. Student
Ph.D. Student, Bioengineering
Over the past decades, as the development of molecular technology, the identification of cellular alterations at molecular level has been shown as a competitive method for illness diagnosis. Accurate devices that can provide point to care testing is highly needed. The nanopore-based diagnosis project is an interdisciplinary project focusing on designing nanopore-based device for single-molecular detection in biomedical applications. This collaboration project with Prof Slaven Garaj at National University of Singapore involves tuning of nanopore devices and DNA data coding using neutral charged peptide, which can (i) detect macromolecules at single-molecular level and (ii) translate into current signal output read by nanopore device.
Bachelor’s degree in biological sciences, Southern University of Science and Technology, 2021
Master’s degree in plant science, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, 2022