Jean Oh is a student at Saint Peter’s Preparatory School in the USA. He serves as vice president of his school’s Asian Society. He also participates in Model UN and the Science National Honor Society. In addition, he attended the National Youth Leadership Forum: Medicine at UCLA.
Jean has a strong interest in learning and discovery. He enjoys exploring different subjects, especially language and science. For example, he appreciates how Latin helps explain the development of Romance languages. He is also fascinated by the physical world and the insights chemistry provides. Through his studies, Jean strives to excel in every subject and make the most of educational opportunities.
At CCIR Academy, Jean conducted a research project titled “Microfluidic Devices for the Manufacture and Customization of Smart Drug Delivery Nanoparticles.” His research explores how microfluidic devices can produce and customize smart drug delivery nanoparticles.
These devices may help improve the efficiency and precision of drug delivery. They may also support more targeted treatment while reducing unwanted side effects. As a result, Jean’s work contributes to research in nanomedicine.
Jean’s research journey reflects his curiosity and commitment to academic growth. He also appreciates the guidance and support he received from his professor and CCIR Academy.
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