I initially joined the MRC-PPU in 2016, where I focused on the function and regulation of mitophagy in vivo in the Ganley group. In May 2021, I joined the Sapkota Lab and am investigating how to apply AdPROM technology to dissect the roles of phosphorylation on specific proteins. Before joining the lab, I graduated from the Institute of Physiology of National Yang-Ming University in Taiwan in 2014. My main project aimed to determine the detrimental role of excess nitric oxide in the progression of atherogenesis. I majored in Life Science for my undergraduate at the National Central University (2006-2010).