Wei-Bei Wang, PhD

I am a master's student in Professor Wang's Lab at National Taiwan University. I enjoy reading novels and watching movies or TV series when I have free time. My research focuses on the skin tissue. I study the characteristics and effector ability of immune cells in mouse skin using flow cytometry.

I am a master’s student in Dr. Wei-Bei Wang’s lab, driven by a deep passion for immunology research. I received my bachelor’s degree in Biochemical Science and Technology from National Taiwan University. As an undergraduate, I was selected for the NSTC College Student Research Program and conducted immunoengineering research on biomaterials and T-cell immunotherapy in Dr. Che-Ming Jack Hu’s lab at Academia Sinica. I have also received awards in several presentation competitions at both university and national levels. Through my current research. I aim to uncover novel and unexpected insights into the intricate mechanisms of the immune system.

I am a local student pursuing my Master’s degree in life science. During my undergraduate studies, I spent my final semester in Frankfurt am Main, Germany as an exchange student. There, I developed my German language skills and was inspired to pursue further graduate studies. After returning to Taiwan, I was admitted to the Department of Life Science at NTU and joined Dr. Wang’s lab to gain practical skills in immunology research and deepen my understanding in the development of immune regulation. I am a Christian and I love learning different languages.

I am an undergraduate student at National Taiwan University. I recently joined Professor Wang’s lab to further develop my skills in experimental techniques and deepen my understanding of immunology. I grew up learning both Japanese and Taiwanese. Outside of academics, I enjoy working out at the gym, spending time outdoors, painting, and singing. I strive to maintain a positive outlook and truly enjoy my life.