Employer: Associate Professor Wei-Yu Chen, Department of Ecology and Environmental Resources, National University of Tainan

Employer: Associate Professor Wei-Yu Chen, Department of Biomedical Science and Environmental Biology, Kaohsiung Medical UniversityRESEARCH EXPERIENCE- Developing a PBPK model to analyze the effect of warming and acidity on the distribution and accumulation of nanoparticles in tilapia- Implementing Bayesian-Markov chain Monte Carlo simulation integrating with PBPK modeling to optimize the predictability for residuals of veterinary drugs in aquatic products- Developing a Bayesian analysis of two-compartment toxicokinetic model to simulate the subcellular partitioning of nanoparticles in the richly perfused tissues of grass crap after waterborne exposure - Analyzing the epidemiological database for assessing the deterioration risk of chronic kidney disease patients exposed to melamineOTHER WORK EXPERIENCE- Programmed to train new members in laboratory [GNU MCSim Tutorial: Use of Markov chain Monte Carlo simulation with PBPK model]ACTIVITIES- Invited to lecture on Introduction of Physiologically Based Toxicokinetic Modeling in course “Bio-mathematics”- Attended the CCMX Winter School—Nanoparticles: From Fundamentals to Applications in Life Sciences in Kandersteg, Switzerland, 2-7 February, 2020

Thesis title: “Population transmission dynamic modeling of air pollution associated tuberculosis endemic in regions of Taiwan and their incidence rate contribution assessment”Advisor: Professor Chung-Min Liao- Assessing the contribution of air pollution to TB burden in Taiwan by integrating population transmission dynamic modeling (S-E-I-R model), statistic model and epidemiological-related indexes, along with proposing air pollution recommendations for developing the TB control strategies- Collaborating with the postdoctoral researcher to research on cost-effectiveness analysis of new tuberculosis drug regimen by using a treatment-associated TB population dynamic model

Studying at “Optimization Modeling of Ecotoxicology and Risk Assessment Laboratory”Advisor: Associate Professor Wei-Yu Chen, Department of Biomedical Science and Environmental Biology- Constructing a probabilistic risk analysis model in favor of examining the effect of large-scale climate change on health of marine organism.- Developing a quantitative risk assessment framework integrating with PBPK model and PD dose-response model to develop benchmark doses estimate for assessing human health risk via seafood consumption under future ocean acidification scenario- Collaborating with Master students to execute food safety assessment of nonylphenol in the Taiwanese population

- Principle course: General Biology; Biochemistry; Biostatistics; Molecular Biology; Cell Biology- Coordinated to tutor international students in the Department of Medical Laboratory Science and Biotechnology in Biochemistry and Biostatistics