I am a PhD candidate in Bioengineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology. I completed my bachelor's degree in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering with First Class Honors from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology in May 2021.
Cumulative GPA 3.953/4.300
For CENG1600 — Biotechnology and its Business Opportunities
Used shotgun proteomics technique to study the differentially expressed proteins in persister and resuscitated E. coli cells
Mimicking membraneless organelles found within cells using the phenomenon of liquid-liquid phase separation (LLPS)
Continued studying the degradation of photovoltaic cells’ encapsulate, this time by conducting regular experiments with encapsulate additives as a variable
Researched on the degradation of photovoltaic cells’ encapsulate, ethyl-vinyl acetate
Represent the HKUST School of Engineering at events such as Info Day and other recruitment events
Created a miniature car that can travel up to 30 meters with weights using a chemical battery and a specialised braking mechanism
Organize events for Chemical Engineering students to give insight about the field and for professional development
Represent HKUST in college fairs, high schools, and undergraduate recruitment
Designed a prototype of an aquaponics plant
I have several years of experience leading groups in both social and academic environments. My skills include public speaking, mentoring, and coordinating people and events.
Microsoft Office Suite, Microsoft Excel, MATLAB, ASPEN, STRING, Comet MS/MS, ProteoWizard
English & Hindi (Native); French (Intermediate); Mandarin (Basic)
Award of HKD 80,000 for non-local outstanding students to further their studies in Hong Kong
To support meritorious students who participate in international competitions
An award given to students who have appeared on the Dean's List twice or thrice in three consecutive semesters.
Award of HKD 10,000 for students with a cumulative GPA above the 80th percentile.
Given to three students for displaying excellent leadership qualities during the HKUST Sustainable Campus program.
Awarded 4/5 Semesters