Hey! So Glad You're Here.

I'm a recent graduate with a major in Molecular Biology & Biotechnology and a minor in Neuroscience at The University of Hong Kong. I used to be a part of the dynamic research team at HKCeND, a leading neuroscience research center where I was actively involved with the maintenance and characterisation of iPSCs (human induced pluripotent stem cells) for both research and Alzheimer's drug development & screening. Currently, I am a part of neuroscience RECODE lab at Seoul National University under Professor Kim Ki Woong, where I am tasked with conducting EEG experiments, collecting and analysing fMRI files and more.

My academic journey has equipped me with a robust foundation in both the molecular mechanisms of life and the complex workings of the nervous system. This unique blend of expertise drives my passion for understanding how neurological disorders arise and how they can be addressed through innovative pharmacological interventions.

 

Throughout my journey, I've developed a keen interest in the potential of targeted drug delivery systems and the promise they hold for revolutionizing the treatment of brain-related ailments. Thus, neuronuggets aims to write and publish blogs and articles related to all things neurological disorders, including neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative, as well as neuropharmacology or psychopharmacology. 

 

Join me as I explore the depths of the brain, share insights from the lab, and discuss the latest research at the forefront of neuroscience!