Eddie Chung Email & Phone Number

Tampa, Florida, Us

• Troubleshoot problems that come up during all stage of process development, including commercial manufacture of sterile injectable drugs.• Develop stable processes for new products and current pipelines.• Use DOE software to facilitate product development and increase process robustness.

• Lead the efforts in developing, optimizing, and scaling up processes/procedures.• Lead the efforts in activities related to technology transfer, scale up and manufacturing.• Assist in analytical assay development as in process control and lot release testing.

• Develop manufacturing process and analytical methods for coated nanoparticles (nanosponge) for universal detoxification application.• Scale up the process by 12x and production rate by 30x, and helped company reach the milestone in time.• Develop automatic, aseptic operation and high volume production to meet the production goal.• Coordinate with R&D and quality groups to develop, test, and implement QC processes.• Support technology transfer to GMP facility with regulatory agency.

• Manage 3 projects with successful completion and help company hit the series A milestone.• Create and optimize original manufacturing procedures of Synthetic Hollow Enzyme Loaded nanoShells (SHELS) for stable enzyme drug delivery.• Increase the SHELS feasibility by more than 50% and decrease synthesis time from 120 hrs to 72 hrs.• Verify and troubleshoots problems by analyzing data from TEM, SEM, DLS, qPCR, and in vivo/vitro assays.• Provide support to other groups on new product design and strategies.

La Jolla, Ca, Us

Dr. Yingxiao Wang’s lab at Department of Bioengineering, UC San Diego• Invent a peptide-quantum dot (QD) based photo nanosensor for diagnosis the cancer cell invasiveness and drug screening (Published).• Refine the fabricating process to produce functionalized NP, and tuning the detecting parameters to achieve a highly sensitive NP-based FRET biosensor.• Purify protein ligands by a bead extraction technique and label them for fluorescent microscopic monitoring.

Pro. Yu-Fen Huang’s lab at Dep. of Biomedical Engineering and Environmental SciencesUndergraduate research--- Gold Nanoparticle Biosensor• Develop and fabricate gold nanoparticle-based biosensors for heavy metal ions detection in drinking water.• Investigate the nanosensor functionality by spectrophotometer, particle size analyzer, fluorescence spectroscopy.• Maintain lab equipment and safety regulation.• Train new lab members on equipment operation and techniques.

Master Of Science (M.S.), Bioengineering

Bachelor'S Degree, Biomedical Engineering

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