As a graduate researcher in biomedical science with hands-on experience across laboratory research, clinical internships, and teaching, I bring a strong foundation in experimental design, data analysis, and scientific communication. I have contributed to cancer immunology research using immunopeptidomics, gained clinical exposure in reproductive medicine and diagnostic laboratories, and supported student learning in both classroom and laboratory settings. Recognized for my adaptability, attention to detail, and ability to collaborate across diverse teams, I am motivated to bridge scientific discovery with clinical application. I am seeking opportunities to apply my skills in clinical research and trial coordination, advancing translational medicine to improve patient outcomes.
Completed an 8-month Master’s research project on antigen presentation dynamics in triple-negative breast cancer, with a focus on immunopeptidomics and the discovery of cancer vaccine targets.
Assisted teachers in delivering English lessons to primary school students, with a focus on communication, classroom engagement, and learner support.
Investigated mechanisms of antibiotic resistance in Pseudomonas aeruginosa using multi-omics approaches.
Developed protocols for mouse feces protein extraction to enable metaproteomic analysis during a short-term international research placement.
Completed a clinical internship in reproductive medicine, gaining foundational knowledge of oocyte selection, embryo culture, and in vitro fertilization (IVF).
Completed a six-month internship in clinical pathology, learning fundamental laboratory techniques used in diagnostic medicine.
18th Taiwan Society for Mass Spectrometry Annual Conference
Poster: Optimization of cell lysis for Pseudomonas aeruginosa phosphoproteomics analysis