Han Ting Chou, PhD
Han Ting began her career as a pianist and was a tenured professor of music in Argentina before she turned to science. She worked as a biology researcher for six years at National Taiwan University, then earned her PhD in 2011 studying Pseudomonas in the lab of Chung-Dar Lu at Georgia State. She began working with worms as a postdoc with Casonya Johnson at GSU. Later, as a Senior Research Scientist with Annalise Paaby at Georgia Tech, she applied NGS and high-throughput microscopy to investigate natural variations in germline RNAi. Now Han Ting is interested in identifying and targeting novel therapeutic vulnerabilities in AML.
