I am HO Thi Quynh Mai, a PhD student in Biomedical Sciences at the City University of Hong Kong. My academic journey began with an Engineering degree from Danang Technology University, followed by a Master’s in Medical Science from the University of Ulsan College of Medicine in Korea.

My professional expertise spans across regenerative medicine and electrophysiology. I have extensive experience in 3D organoid transplantation, flow cytometry, and patch clamp techniques. I excel in solving complex scientific challenges by combining rigorous lab methodologies with modern applications like Artificial Intelligence.

Research Interests

I am deeply passionate about hair regeneration and the therapeutic potential of stem cells. My current work involves bioengineering human hair follicles from hiPSC-derived cells and exploring the effects of conditioned medium on chemotherapy-induced alopecia.

Professional Strengths & Goals

Driven by strong focus and effective time management, I am committed to presenting research findings with clarity and precision. My goal is to contribute to the global scientific community as a dedicated scientist, driving innovation that translates into real-world biomedical solutions.