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Su Hong

Research Associate

Plant Biology
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I am a chemist by training. I have graduated from Imperial College London with BSc and ARCS in Chemistry (First Class honours), completed Master’s degree in Chemistry at Seoul National University in Korea, and earned my PhD degree in Chemistry from Stanford University. My PhD research focused on “Bioinspired Melanin Nanoparticles for Multimodality Imaging and Biocatalysis."

 

I joined Xu lab at Carnegie Institution for Science in February, 2019.

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