- Scholarship in 2016 at the University of Cambridge
Joseph is currently a PhD student in the Cambridge Analytical Biotechnology Group with Professor Lisa Hall at the University of Cambridge. He aims at better understanding Alzheimer’s disease by improving sensing techniques. Prior to coming to Cambridge he finished his BEng in Medical Engineering (First Class Honours) in the University of Hong Kong in 2015 which included a secondment to the United States of America. During his undergraduate studies he was a member of Dr. Barbara Chan's laboratory in which he focused on stem cell based technology, cell signals and tissue engineering.
Joseph's research interests include electrochemistry, biosenor, stem cell based technology, neuroscience and
Alzheimer’s disease. In his free time, he enjoys reading, cycling, rowing and photography.
Currently
Joseph is now involved in a collaborative
project with the Cambridge Stem Cells Institute. Working with expertise from multiple
disciplines, their project aims at investigating the pathology of Alzheimer’s
disease with novel biosensors, and thus resolving white matter dysfunction in
the brain.