Eugene Tang

- Research resulted in a paper in eLife, two post-graduate conferences at UCSF, and a pending review in Cell

- Developed and optimized a novel in vitro assay that elucidates the role of MAIT cells in Listeria pathogenesis

- Assisted in the recruitment of participants for multiple research studies.

- Organized and maintained participant databases, ensuring accurate and up-to-date information for tracking and follow-up purposes.

- Contributed to the writing and editing of research papers, two of which are published in Current Psychology.

- Collaborated with principal investigators and other researchers to develop research hypotheses, design study protocols, and formulate research questions.

- Conducted an extensive literature review on the monetary valuation of pain.

- Assisted in the development of a comprehensive literature review report, summarizing key findings, methodologies, and knowledge gaps in the field.

- Demonstrated strong analytical skills and attention to detail in critically appraising the quality and reliability of the literature, including assessing the credibility of data sources and research methodologies used.

- Volunteer coordinator responsible for overseeing and managing 50+ volunteers in the paralytic sector of the care home.

- Determined specific needs and provided the most appropriate level of services for patient well-being.

- Built positive professional tenant relationships for high satisfaction levels.