Seungmyoung is conducting research at CCIR on regenerative neurobiology and gene therapy. Her project explores an ambitious and original topic.
She is investigating the role of track B in sensory axon growth and protein signalling. Her findings could have implications for gene therapies targeting neurological disorders.
Seungmyoung’s Academic Achievements
Seungmyoung has always been passionate about science. She won a silver medal at the Toronto Science Fair. She also received the Best Position Paper Award at the PRIMUN conference.
In addition, she earned a place at the Global Health Leaders Conference organised by Johns Hopkins University. She also participated in the Harvard Science Research Conference.
Her Research Journey at CCIR Academy
In the CCIR Academy Student Spotlights, Seungmyoung discusses her research journey. She shares her experience exploring the world of scientific research.
She also explains her project in regenerative neurobiology. Her work reflects her interest in science and gene therapy.
Congratulations to Seungmyoung on her continued research journey!
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