
I’m currently a Study Director at Crown Bioscience in San Diego, leading in vitro and in vivo preclinical immuno-oncology studies from study design through execution and final reporting. My work spans in vivo pharmacology, PK/PD, and toxicology study oversight, development and optimization of translational models for cell therapy programs (including humanized and xenograft tumor models with immune reconstitution/engraftment), and delivery of high-quality, compliant documentation such as protocols, IACUC submissions, and final study reports. Prior to this role, I served as a Research Assistant Professor at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, where I led innovative immuno-oncology and neurosurgery research and gained strong experience in clinical study design, implementation, regulatory compliance, and manuscript preparation for high-impact publications and drug applications. My postdoctoral training at UC Davis strengthened my expertise in biomedical engineering and internal medicine, with a focus on cancer biology and the therapeutic potential of CAR-T cell therapy, building on earlier preclinical oncology work in Taiwan at National Cheng Kung University and the National Health Research Institutes. Across these roles, I’ve developed broad technical strength in advanced microscopy, molecular and cellular biology, and bioinformatics, alongside a track record of leading teams, managing complex projects, and publishing peer-reviewed research. I’m driven by rigorous science, collaboration, and execution excellence to generate clear, actionable data that accelerates better cancer therapies.