Jiandong Huang
Professor
Jiandong Huang is a Professor in Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology (SIAT), Chinese Academy of Sciences,Prof. Huang earned his BS degree from Fudan University, Shanghai in 1988 and went to the US through the CUSBEA program to pursue his PhD study in transcriptional regulation during fruit fly embryonic pattern formation. He earned his PhD degree from the University of California, Los Angeles in 1994. Thereafter, Prof. Huang received his postdoctoral training in mouse genetics at National Cancer Institute, NIH in the USA from 1994-1998. During this period, Prof. Huang was the first to report that the two major intracellular transportation systems of mammalian cells, the microtubule- and actin-filament-based system directly interact with each other through their motor proteins, kinesin and myosin. He established his own laboratory at the University of Hong Kong in October 1998. Prof. Huang is now a professor in the School of Biomedical Sciences, the University of Hong Kong. Prof. Huang focused his research work on the studies of a highly efficient DNA engineering technology, recombineering. He has provided experimental evidence revealing the mechanism of recombineering and improved its efficiency in both E. coli and mammalian cells. He has applied this technique to genomic studies and developed more efficient methods in DNA and chromosome engineering. Since 2008, he began to pursue synthetic biology studies focus on vaccine development and cancer therapy. 黄博士于1988年在复旦大学获得学士学位,随后加入吉林大学进行研究生学习。他之后通过中美生化联合考试项目(CUSBEA)进入美国加州大学洛杉矶分校进行果蝇胚胎转录和生物图形形成的研究,并在1994年获得理学博士(PhD)学位。从1994到1998年,黄博士在美国国家健康研究院(NIH),国立癌症研究所(NCI)接受了小鼠遗传学博士后的训练。在这期间,黄博士在世界上首先发现并报告了哺乳细胞二个主要细胞内运输系统间直接相互作用的方式,即这两个系统是通过它们的马达蛋白质,kinesin和肌球蛋白直接联系的。1998年10月,黄博士在香港大学建立了他己的实验室。黄博士现在是香港大学生物医学学院的教授。过去几年间,黄博士的工作集中于研究一项可以高效改造脱氧核糖核酸的工程技术,DNA重组工程学(recombineering)。他提供了解释高效DNA重组机理的实验证据,提高了DNA重组工程学的在大肠杆菌和哺乳细胞的效率,并将这项技术用于基因组学的研究。他从2008年开始了合成生物学的研究,主要致力于编码细胞合成人工生物结构,并将人工编码的细胞用于生物医学的研究与开发,如疫苗开发、癌症治疗等。
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Dr. Meiling Jin(金美玲)
Assistant Professor
Ph.D. Integrated biology; Pusan National University (South Korea);
B.S. Biotechnology; Tian Jin University of Commerce
Basic research in the field of anti-cancer and cancer immunotherapy
The anti-cancer effect of nature products
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Bao-Zhong Zhang(张宝中)
Assistant Professor
PhD.in Microbiology, The University of Hong Kong
B.S. in Preventive Veterinary Medicine, Xinjiang Agricultural University
He is interested in developing Vaccines and Adjuvants for Drug- Resistant Pathogenic Bacteria, Bacterial-Host Interactions
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MD. MOTIAR RAHMAN
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Ph.D. in Advanced Nanosciences and Biosciences, University of Toyama, Japan
M.Sc. and B. Sc. (honors) in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, University of Rajshahi, Bangladesh
Interested in the optimization of mRNA to use as a therapeutic cancer vaccine
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Looniva Shrestha
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
PhD in Medical Science (Bacteriology), Hiroshima University
Research Interest: Peptide-based therapy for the treatment of S. aureus infections.
Research Assistants
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Qian Zhang(张骞)
Research Assistant
M.S. Medicinal chemistry, Xuzhou Medical University
B.S. Medicinal chemistry, China Pharmaceutical University
He is interested in the application of biomacromolecules and nanomaterials.
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Yefan Hu (胡叶凡)
Research Assistant
B.S. Biological Sciences, Fudan University
He is interested in synthetic biology and immunology.
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Renhao Li(李任豪)
Research Assistant
M.S. Biology , TONGJI UNIVERSITY
B.S. Biological Engineering , SOUTH-CENTRAL UNIVERSITY FOR NATIONALITIES
He is interested in cancer immunotherapy and tumor heterogeneity.
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Jingchu Hu(胡景初)
Research Assistant
B.S. Bioinformatics Science and Technology; Harbin Medical University
Mainly focused in bioinformatic analysis of genomic data
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QIAN WANG(王茜)
Research Assistant
Research assistant
M.S. Pathogeny Biology, Chinese Center For Disease Control AND Prevention
B.S. Life Science, Qingdao Agricultural University
She is interested in tumor immunity and vaccine development for viruses.