 A very warm welcome to Ms Hui Weng Chong (a.k.a Hailey) who has joined our lab. Hui Wen (Hailey) is a final year MSci Biology student at the University of Manchester, supervised by Dr Luke Jones. Hui Wen has a vast interest in many disciplines of biological research, as seen from her previous summer placements. She was a research assistant in Prof. Wong’s Pathology Lab at University Malaya Medical Centre in 2015 to assist on on-going researches such as Alzheimer’s Disease and Japanese Encephalitis. Later, she worked in Prof. Takano’s Lab to invent a sweat alcohol biosensor ‘AlcoPatch’ as part of the International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) Competition 2016. Her boldness in trying new things has also led to her first publication in identifying gene polymorphisms associated with Schizophrenia using a bioinformatics approach. Hui Wen’s current core interest revolves around time perception and the effects of modality on perceptual duration judgements in Working Memory.
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16/11/2017 20:39:24
Заработок в интернете это просто! 16/12/2017 10:39:10
It was nice to know so much about Ms Hui Weng Chong which seems to be an formal person. You are able to give us more things that are meant to be revolutionary at any time. 2/3/2019 04:00:58
Congratulations to this brilliant young lady who has been given the chance to show what she got. I am not sure how hard it is to become part of the team, but I know that she is indeed deserving to become part of of the family. I am so sure as well that she will do more than what is expected. I can see in her eyes that she is eager to know and learn everything which is something good because you will be assured that this young lady will contribute a lot of positive things to the company. I am so happy for her success. Leave a Reply. |
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