Dr. Martin Chan, PhD
Team Leader | Assistant Professor
Education and Training: 1. PhD (Medical Sciences), Chinese University of Hong Kong
2. MPhil (Biochemistry), Chinese University of Hong Kong
3. BSc (Molecular Biotechnology), Chinese University of Hong Kong
Research Interests: 1. Norovirus molecular epidemiology and pathogenesis 2. Novel virus discovery 3. Gut virome 4. Food virology
Erin Tse
Postdoctoral Fellow
After completing my PhD in Biomedical Sciences at Aston University, I became interested in the use of stem-cell derived models to study disease pathology. I am primarily trained in mammalian cell culture and molecular biology techniques. My current research interests lie in the use of molecular techniques to help screen for host factors involved in mediating norovirus infection in a human enteroid model.
Jenny Chan
MPhil Research Student
I obtained my BSc (Hons) in Virology from the University of Glasgow, where I was fascinated by molecular virology, in particular the approaches employed by different viruses to cause diseases. My current project is to identify potential host factors benefiting norovirus infection utilising the enteroid model.
Miko ZhangResearch Staff
Lau Sin Leung Research Staff
Alumni
Kirran Mohammad Research Staff (2017-2019)
Kirsty Kwok Research staff + MPhil (2015-2018) Current: PhD Candidate, Viroscience, Erasmus MC, the Netherlands
Shelley Chan Research Staff (2016-2017)
Thomas Hung Research Staff (2015-2017)
ion and Training:
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MPhil Research Student
I obtained my BSc (Hons) in Virology from the University of Glasgow, where I was fascinated by molecular virology, in particular the approaches employed by different viruses to cause diseases. My current project is to identify potential host factors benefiting norovirus infection utilising the enteroid model.
Research Staff
