Min Tang-Schomer is a Cell and Gene Therapy. Neural Technology. AllofUs Research Program at Eppendorf, Inc.. They possess expertise in cell culture, cell biology, biomedical engineering, immunocytochemistry, lithography and 12 more skills. Colleagues describe them as "I have had the privilege of being mentored by Min, and I can attest to her dedication, expertise, and unwavering support. I first had the pleasure of working with Min at JAX, where I found her guidance and mentorship invaluable. As a scientific researcher, I am incredibly grateful for Min's mentorship, which has played a significant role in my personal and professional growth. One aspect of Min's mentorship that stands out is their ability to navigate and manage cultural differences. Coming from an international background, I deeply appreciate Min's understanding and support in helping me adapt to the US environment. Min's mentorship has not only helped me excel in my scientific endeavors but has also provided invaluable insights into navigating cultural nuances. Min's dedication to mentoring international students like myself is commendable. She recognize the unique challenges faced by international students and provide tailored guidance to help us unlock our full potential. I am confident that with Min's mentorship, many young minds, like myself, can thrive and become exceptional international leaders. In conclusion, I am immensely grateful for Min's mentorship and the positive impact it has had on my professional journey. I wholeheartedly recommend Min to anyone seeking a dedicated and insightful mentor." and "It’s been my privilege to have met Min about six years ago. Min first approached me for advice concerning postdoctoral opportunities and career development. Her goal, at the time, was to expand her research directions from tissue engineering towards neurobiology. Since then, I’ve been able to follow Min’s development both as a scientist and as an individual. From our many conversations, what struck me the most is Min’s unique take on things, not just on her research but on life in general. Min is clearly someone who thinks “out of the box”, and approaches problems from very creative and often surprising perspectives. She is dedicated to her work and driven by a steadfast will to succeed. The scientific rigor she has garnered over the years as a student in biomedical engineering she is now applying to all facets of her research. Min will certainly be a valuable addition to any department or research institution. I truly wish her the best in all her endeavors."