SPSS

Environmental toxicologist with a future-oriented approach, aiming to assess the endocrine, neurotoxic, and reproductive effects of environmental pollutants on terrestrial and aquatic organisms and their potential impacts on human health. Experienced in zebrafish-based toxicity research, molecular biology techniques (qPCR, ELISA, RT-qPCR), and behavioral toxicity assessments (Daniovision).
Currently enhancing data analysis skills to integrate quantitative toxicology and environmental exposure modeling into research. Successfully led government-funded environmental projects, focusing on exposure modeling, mixture toxicity assessment, and systematic literature reviews. Contributed as a third author in multiple peer-reviewed publications (Chemosphere, Critical Reviews in Environmental Science & Technology).
Seeking a PhD position in environmental toxicology to explore the long-term ecological and human health risks of persistent pollutants. Passionate about bridging experimental toxicology with data-driven analysis to advance environmental health sciences.
Toxicologyical Assays
Molecular & Biochemical Techniques
Cell culture(H295R, GH3 Cell)
Fish culture(zebrafish)
Systematic Literature Reviews
Environmental Risk Assessment(NOAEL, LOAEL)
Regulatory Knowledge(OECD TG 236, TG 456)
1) Thyroid and sex hormone disrupting effects of DEHTP at different life stages of zebrafish (Danio rerio),2024,third-author
2) Uses and occurrences of five major alternative plasticizers, and their exposure and related endocrine outcomes in humans: A systematic review,2024, third-author
1) Current Exposure Level and Endocrine-Related Outcome of Five Non-Phthalate Plasticizers in Humans: A Systematic Review
- Korean Society of Environmental Health,2022
2) Thyroid hormone disruption of Hexabromobenzene(HBB) in embryo-larval and adult zebrafish (Danio rerio)
- SETEC YES Meeting, 2022
SPSS
GraphPad Prism
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Computer Utilization Level 1
Environmental Toxicology
Alternative animal models
Application of data analysis in toxicology
Environmental health policies and regulatory science
Computer Utilization Level 1