I am Hui Jing. I was a Biomedical Science undergraduate student in University of Malaya from 2012 to 2016. I joined WWF lab for my final year project working on understanding the significance of transcription factor RUNX1 in plasma cell differentiation. It was a pleasant experience and it motivated me to pursue PhD and to become a scientist. I am really interested in immunology (from the perspective of cell biology), hence, I went on and joined Jose Villadangos lab in University of Melbourne under the Melbourne Research Scholarship. I studied on the regulation of MR1 antigen presentation for my PhD. Now (the time writing this), I am freshly graduated and offered a postdoc position in Ellen Foxman lab in Yale University. I will be slightly out of my field and work on virology and study on the protective role of cytokines upon respiratory viral infection.

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Origin: Air Itam, Penang

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Hobby: Cooking, cycling, traveling

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Motto: Live up to your passion (and earn money along the way).