Do Hoang Nhu Tran

As a research assistant working in the lab led by Professor Shirit Einav at Stanford University, my five years of experience in the microbiological field in Vietnam have cultivated a robust foundation in microbiology, molecular genetics, immunology, virology, and drug discovery. I specialize in Biosafety Level 3 (BSL3) work with respiratory viruses, including SARS-COV-2, and conduct mouse-based studies. My expertise includes drug screening for antiviral activity against viruses like DENV and VEEV, with a focus on elucidating compound mechanisms of action. Demonstrating a steadfast commitment to continuous learning, I actively engage in internal training. This commitment enhances my ability to contribute meaningfully to cutting-edge research. Positioned at the intersection of academia and professional expertise, my dedication is focused on advancing scientific knowledge in diverse environments.

• Animal training, Stanford University (2023)
• Python for beginners, Stanford University (2023)
• BSL3 training, Stanford University (2022)
• Research Ethics and Good Clinical Practice Course, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (2017)
• Computational Biology for Infectious Disease summer school in Quy Nhon, Vietnam (2017)
• Medical Statistics Course, Ho Chi Minh City (October 2017)