Croucher News

May 2015

2014 Senior Research Fellow: Yu Huang 28 May 2015

Professor Yu Huang is an experienced basic scientist with a key research interest, among many, in vascular function and dysfunction in diseases, mainly diabetes and hypertension. He is motivated by the increasing rate of new cases of diabetes, especially in mainland China, as well as the tendency of patients suffering from type II diabetes to die of cardiovascular events or kidney disease.

2015 Senior Medical Research Fellow: Ui-Soon Khoo 26 May 2015

Professor Ui-Soon Khoo is a renowned physician scientist known for her expertise and research experience in breast cancer, particularly in molecular genetics and pathobiology.

2014 Senior Medical Research Fellow: James Lau 19 May 2015

Dr James Lau is a renowned surgeon who is leading multicenter international studies in the advancement of therapeutic endoscopy. His research strengths lie in therapeutic endoscopy of bleeding ulcers, with the aim to reduce the overall rate of re-bleeding as well as mortality of patients.

2015 Senior Medical Research Fellow: Patrick Woo 15 May 2015

Professor Patrick C.Y. Woo is a recognised international authority in the field of emerging infectious diseases, novel microbe discovery and microbial genomics. 

Quantum cooling 15 May 2015

Dr Yung Man Hong, 2004 Croucher scholar and 2009 fellow, is an expert in quantum cooling.

2015 Senior Research Fellow: Liwen Jiang 7 May 2015

Professor Liwen Jiang is a plant cell biologist who is contributing to our understanding of the molecular mechanisms of protein transport and organelle biogenesis in plants.

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