Insights 2021
“A teacher hasn’t taught until a student has learned,” --Henrietta Mears
"Students can't learn the way you teach? Teach them the way they learn." --Richard Feynman
Trainees: Undergraduates, Graduate Students
- Kendra Htut 2019-Present now an undergraduate at UC Berkeley
- Daisy Wang 2012-2019 now a postdoc at UC Berkeley
- Constantine J. Athanitis 2018 Summer now an undergraduate student at Stanford University
- Bruce Wang 2016 summer now a graduate student at Princeton University
- Ben Read 2017 Summer now a graduate student at MIT
- Minh-Thuy Nguyen 2017 Summer now a medical graduate student at Boston University
- Jiren Zeng 2013-2014 now a graduate student at UC Santa Barbara
- Tiance An 2013-2015 now a graduate student at Monash University, Australia
- Yingzhou Quan 2012-2015 now a graduate student at The University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
- Responsibility: Provided experimental training, data analysis and guidance at all stages of their research from idea conception to paper-writing and co-authored 40 publications.
- FDUROP, the Deng-Hui program, the Wang-Dao program, the Hui-Chun Chin & Tsung-Dao Lee Chinese Undergraduate Research Endowment
- Student's Academic Science and Technology Innovation Action Support Program of Fudan University
- Mentees got National Grand Prize winner of “Challenge Cup” national undergraduate academic science and technology event
- National Scholarship
- Top Outstanding Undergraduate
- Extraordinary Undergraduate and Graduate Student
17. Stanford Women in Science and Engineering (2017–Present)
16. I have benefited greatly from the mentoring of Prof. Yi Cui and Prof. Jeff Reimer at UC Berkeley, not only in my scientific work but as a teacher and mentor in my own right. (2017-Present)
15. DAAD Proposal Writing Training Certificate
14. Navigating NIH’s Pre- and Post-Doctoral Diversity Funding Mechanisms: Strategies, Tips, and Tricks, Grant Writing Academy, Stanford, 2019
13. Tools for Effective Teaching: Basic Science Faculty Teaching Skills Workshops, Stanford Faculty Development Center, 2019
12. Mentoring in Research–2 Day Workshop, Office of Postdoctoral Affairs, 2019
11. Designing an Effective Syllabus workshop, Office of Vice Provost for Teaching and Learning, 2019
10. Academic Chats: Preparing a Teaching Portfolio SPEAKER(S): RICK REIS
9. Science and Art of Grant Writing Symposium, Grant Writing Academy, Stanford, 2019
8. Stanford Hume Center for Writing and Speaking
Instructors: Thomas Antony Freeland and Helen Lie
7. ORALCOMM 105: Voice and Articulation Intensive for Non-Native English Speakers
Instructors: Thomas Antony Freeland
6. ORALCOMM 117: The Art of Effective Speaking
Instructors: Thomas Antony Freeland
5. Oral Communication:Advanced English for Non-Native Speakers
SPEAKER(S): DOMINIC J WANG
4. SGSI 2019: Jumpstart Your Academic Job Search, BEAM, Stanford Career Education
Instructors:: Arne, Chris, and Karina
3. Stanford Scientific Teaching Workshop by The Science Education Partnership and Assessment Laboratory, 2019
Instructors: Kimberly Tanner, Sarah Pickett, Jeff Schinske
2. Stanford Spring 2019 session of the Language and Orientation Tutoring Program
Tutors: Suhaila Meera, Dan Muise and Dilcia Mercedes
1. Stanford Oral Presentation Winter
SPEAKER(S): DOMINIC J WANG
16. I have benefited greatly from the mentoring of Prof. Yi Cui and Prof. Jeff Reimer at UC Berkeley, not only in my scientific work but as a teacher and mentor in my own right. (2017-Present)
15. DAAD Proposal Writing Training Certificate
14. Navigating NIH’s Pre- and Post-Doctoral Diversity Funding Mechanisms: Strategies, Tips, and Tricks, Grant Writing Academy, Stanford, 2019
13. Tools for Effective Teaching: Basic Science Faculty Teaching Skills Workshops, Stanford Faculty Development Center, 2019
12. Mentoring in Research–2 Day Workshop, Office of Postdoctoral Affairs, 2019
11. Designing an Effective Syllabus workshop, Office of Vice Provost for Teaching and Learning, 2019
10. Academic Chats: Preparing a Teaching Portfolio SPEAKER(S): RICK REIS
9. Science and Art of Grant Writing Symposium, Grant Writing Academy, Stanford, 2019
8. Stanford Hume Center for Writing and Speaking
Instructors: Thomas Antony Freeland and Helen Lie
7. ORALCOMM 105: Voice and Articulation Intensive for Non-Native English Speakers
Instructors: Thomas Antony Freeland
6. ORALCOMM 117: The Art of Effective Speaking
Instructors: Thomas Antony Freeland
5. Oral Communication:Advanced English for Non-Native Speakers
SPEAKER(S): DOMINIC J WANG
4. SGSI 2019: Jumpstart Your Academic Job Search, BEAM, Stanford Career Education
Instructors:: Arne, Chris, and Karina
3. Stanford Scientific Teaching Workshop by The Science Education Partnership and Assessment Laboratory, 2019
Instructors: Kimberly Tanner, Sarah Pickett, Jeff Schinske
2. Stanford Spring 2019 session of the Language and Orientation Tutoring Program
Tutors: Suhaila Meera, Dan Muise and Dilcia Mercedes
1. Stanford Oral Presentation Winter
SPEAKER(S): DOMINIC J WANG
| Stanford Teaching Certificate-Jing Tang |
Stanford Pedagogical Training: Teaching Certificate Offered by Stanford in 2019
CHEM120005/CHEM120006 General Chemistry Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 (Undergraduate Level)
- Scientific Teaching Institute Stanford University 2019
- Certified completion of 24 hours of professional development in scientific teaching
- Instructors: Dr. Kimberley Tanner (San Francisco State University) and Jeff Schinske (Foothill College)
- “Science by the Pint”, a public event organized by graduate students and supported by Harvard Medical School.
- Science by the Pint began with Prof. Dr. Kohane giving a lecture on new medical technologies for biomaterials and drug delivery.
- After the talk, lab members sat with people in the audience to discuss their projects and to answer questions.
CHEM120005/CHEM120006 General Chemistry Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 (Undergraduate Level)
- Nationally Inaugural Recognized Courses Taught in English
- Foreign Students' English Teaching Demonstration Course
- Instructor: Prof. Gengfeng Zheng
- Responsibility: Assessment, designing and grading problem sets, held weekly office hours and homework correcting
- Shanghai Graduate Key Course
- Fudan University Quality Course
- Instructor: Prof. Gengfeng Zheng
- Responsibility: Assessment, designing and grading problem sets, held weekly office hours and homework correcting.
- Outstanding Teaching Assistant for General Chemistry (Brand Courses Taught in English for Overseas) (2015)
- Outstanding Teaching Award for the First National Brand Course Taught in English , Fudan University (2015)
10. MATSCI 303: Principles, Materials and Devices of Batteries Instructor: Prof. Yi Cui
9. Nanoscale Science, Engineering, and Technology Instructor: Prof. Yi Cui
8. Exploring Neural Circuits Instructor: Prof. Liqun Luo
7. Special Topics in Functional Organic Materials for Electronic and Optical Devices Instructor: Prof. Zhenan Bao
6. Optogenetics and Fiber Photometry Summer Workshop Director and Supervisor: Prof. Karl Deisseroth
5. Hydrogel-enabled Tissue Clearing Introductory (CLARITY) Workshop Director and Supervisor: Prof. Karl Deisseroth
4. Principles and Practice of Optogenetics for Optical Control of Biological Tissues Instructor: Prof. Karl Deisseroth
3. Basic Principles of Heterogeneous Catalysis with Applications in Energy Transformations Instructor: Prof. Jens Norskov
2. Energy: Chemical Transformations for Production, Storage, and Use Instructor: Prof. Thomas F. Jaramillo
1. Materials Advances in Neurotechnology: Materials Meeting the Mind Instructor: Prof. Guosong Hong
9. Nanoscale Science, Engineering, and Technology Instructor: Prof. Yi Cui
8. Exploring Neural Circuits Instructor: Prof. Liqun Luo
7. Special Topics in Functional Organic Materials for Electronic and Optical Devices Instructor: Prof. Zhenan Bao
6. Optogenetics and Fiber Photometry Summer Workshop Director and Supervisor: Prof. Karl Deisseroth
5. Hydrogel-enabled Tissue Clearing Introductory (CLARITY) Workshop Director and Supervisor: Prof. Karl Deisseroth
4. Principles and Practice of Optogenetics for Optical Control of Biological Tissues Instructor: Prof. Karl Deisseroth
3. Basic Principles of Heterogeneous Catalysis with Applications in Energy Transformations Instructor: Prof. Jens Norskov
2. Energy: Chemical Transformations for Production, Storage, and Use Instructor: Prof. Thomas F. Jaramillo
1. Materials Advances in Neurotechnology: Materials Meeting the Mind Instructor: Prof. Guosong Hong
SUNCAT Summer Institute at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
36. Gordon Research Conference (GRC), Ventura, CA, 2022.
35. Rising Stars in Chemical Engineering Program at MIT (2021)
34. Rising Stars in Engineering in Health at Columbia University (2021).
33. Revealing Molecular Mechanisms in Hierarchical Nanoporous Carbon by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, MRS Fall Meeting, Boston, 2021.
32. Global Broadcast iCANX Lecture (2021).
31. Microsystems & Nanoengineering-Nature Research journal (2021).
30. TEDxBallston (2021).
29. Institute for Translational Brain Research, Fudan University (2021).
28. EmTech, MIT Technology Review (2020).
27. Global Scientific and Technological Innovation Center, Zhejiang University (2020).
26. Nanowire Arrays for Artificial Retina, MRS Fall Meeting & Exhibit, Boston, 2019.
25. Shining Light on the Nervous System: From Biomaterials to Bioelectronics, AIChE Annual Meeting, Orlando, 2019 .
24. Nanowire Arrays Restore Vision in Blind Mice, AIChE Annual Meeting, Orlando, 2019.
23. Photoelectrochemical Sensor, AIChE Annual Meeting, Orlando, 2019.
22. Shining Light on the Nervous System: From Biomaterials to Bioelectronics, Brain and Electrochemistry Symposium in Atlanta, 2019.
21. (Contributed Talk) Shining Light on the Nervous System: From Biomaterials to Bioelectronics, Materials and Devices for Brain-like Computing, Molecular Foundry User Meeting at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, CA, 2019.
20. (Invited Talk) Nanowire Arrays Restore Vision in Blind Mice, Jing Tang, Northern California Chapter of the AAPM-Young Investigator Symposium,Department of Bioengineering, University of Berkeley, 2019.
19. Bio-Inspired Nanowire Arrays As Artificial Photoreceptors for Retinal Prosthesis, The Electrochemical Society, USA, 2019.
18. Photoelectrochemical Biosensing, The Electrochemical Society, USA, 2019.
17. Nanowire arrays restore vision in blind mice, MRS Fall Meeting, Boston, USA, 2018. (Chair the Session: Sensors for Monitoring Tissue Models)
16. (Contributed Talk) Neuron-Nanowire Interfaces for Artificial Retina, Molecular Foundry User Meeting at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2018.
15. 3D WS2 Nanosheet-Networks as H2O2 for Cell Signaling, MRS Spring Meeting, Phoenix, 2016.
14. (Invited Talk) Functional Materials for Biointerfaces, Singapore Challenge, Global Young Scientists Summit (GYSS) @one-north, Singapore, 2016.
13. Nanowire-Based Sensing and Cellular Interfacing, ShanghaiTech Advances In Research (STAR) Symposium, 2015.
12. Nanowire-Cellular interfaces for PEC sensing, MRS Fall Meeting, Boston, 2015.
11. (Invited Talk) Neuron-nanowire interfaces for artificial retina, U21 Conference, 2015.
10. Functional Nanowires for Nano-bio Interfaces, The International Symposium on Energy Chemistry & Materials (ISECM ISECM-1), 2015.
9. Solar Energy-Driven Photoelectrochemical Biosensing and Cellular Interfacing Using TiO2 Nanowires, MRS Spring Meeting, San Francisco, USA, 2015.
8. Hybrid Nanowires for Energy Conversion and Storage, International Union of Materials Research Societies-International Conference on Advanced Materials, 2014.
7. Multifunctional Carbon Quantum Dot-Based in-vivo Imaging and Drug Delivery, IUMRS-ICAM, 2014.
6. Photoelectrochemical Detection of Glutathione by IrO2-Hemin-TiO2 Nanowire Arrays, International Functional Materials Symposium, Singapore, 2014.
5. (Invited Talk) Novel Nanowires for Ageing-related Biomedical Sensing and Therapeutics, U21 Conference, New Zealand, 2014.
4. Solar-Driven Nanowires for Biomedical Sensing and Therapeutics, MRS Fall Meeting, Boston, USA, 2014.
3. Semiconductor Nanowires for Biosensing, The 9th Sino-US Nano Symposium on Nanoscale Science and Technology, 2014.
2. Carbon Quantum Dot-Based in-vivo Imaging and Drug Delivery, The 3rd International Colloids and Interfaces Conference, 2013.
1. Functional Carbon Quantum Dots for PEC Biosensing, The 8th Sino-US Nano Symposium on Nanoscale Science and Technology, 2013.
35. Rising Stars in Chemical Engineering Program at MIT (2021)
34. Rising Stars in Engineering in Health at Columbia University (2021).
33. Revealing Molecular Mechanisms in Hierarchical Nanoporous Carbon by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, MRS Fall Meeting, Boston, 2021.
32. Global Broadcast iCANX Lecture (2021).
31. Microsystems & Nanoengineering-Nature Research journal (2021).
30. TEDxBallston (2021).
29. Institute for Translational Brain Research, Fudan University (2021).
28. EmTech, MIT Technology Review (2020).
27. Global Scientific and Technological Innovation Center, Zhejiang University (2020).
26. Nanowire Arrays for Artificial Retina, MRS Fall Meeting & Exhibit, Boston, 2019.
25. Shining Light on the Nervous System: From Biomaterials to Bioelectronics, AIChE Annual Meeting, Orlando, 2019 .
24. Nanowire Arrays Restore Vision in Blind Mice, AIChE Annual Meeting, Orlando, 2019.
23. Photoelectrochemical Sensor, AIChE Annual Meeting, Orlando, 2019.
22. Shining Light on the Nervous System: From Biomaterials to Bioelectronics, Brain and Electrochemistry Symposium in Atlanta, 2019.
21. (Contributed Talk) Shining Light on the Nervous System: From Biomaterials to Bioelectronics, Materials and Devices for Brain-like Computing, Molecular Foundry User Meeting at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, CA, 2019.
20. (Invited Talk) Nanowire Arrays Restore Vision in Blind Mice, Jing Tang, Northern California Chapter of the AAPM-Young Investigator Symposium,Department of Bioengineering, University of Berkeley, 2019.
19. Bio-Inspired Nanowire Arrays As Artificial Photoreceptors for Retinal Prosthesis, The Electrochemical Society, USA, 2019.
18. Photoelectrochemical Biosensing, The Electrochemical Society, USA, 2019.
17. Nanowire arrays restore vision in blind mice, MRS Fall Meeting, Boston, USA, 2018. (Chair the Session: Sensors for Monitoring Tissue Models)
16. (Contributed Talk) Neuron-Nanowire Interfaces for Artificial Retina, Molecular Foundry User Meeting at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2018.
15. 3D WS2 Nanosheet-Networks as H2O2 for Cell Signaling, MRS Spring Meeting, Phoenix, 2016.
14. (Invited Talk) Functional Materials for Biointerfaces, Singapore Challenge, Global Young Scientists Summit (GYSS) @one-north, Singapore, 2016.
13. Nanowire-Based Sensing and Cellular Interfacing, ShanghaiTech Advances In Research (STAR) Symposium, 2015.
12. Nanowire-Cellular interfaces for PEC sensing, MRS Fall Meeting, Boston, 2015.
11. (Invited Talk) Neuron-nanowire interfaces for artificial retina, U21 Conference, 2015.
10. Functional Nanowires for Nano-bio Interfaces, The International Symposium on Energy Chemistry & Materials (ISECM ISECM-1), 2015.
9. Solar Energy-Driven Photoelectrochemical Biosensing and Cellular Interfacing Using TiO2 Nanowires, MRS Spring Meeting, San Francisco, USA, 2015.
8. Hybrid Nanowires for Energy Conversion and Storage, International Union of Materials Research Societies-International Conference on Advanced Materials, 2014.
7. Multifunctional Carbon Quantum Dot-Based in-vivo Imaging and Drug Delivery, IUMRS-ICAM, 2014.
6. Photoelectrochemical Detection of Glutathione by IrO2-Hemin-TiO2 Nanowire Arrays, International Functional Materials Symposium, Singapore, 2014.
5. (Invited Talk) Novel Nanowires for Ageing-related Biomedical Sensing and Therapeutics, U21 Conference, New Zealand, 2014.
4. Solar-Driven Nanowires for Biomedical Sensing and Therapeutics, MRS Fall Meeting, Boston, USA, 2014.
3. Semiconductor Nanowires for Biosensing, The 9th Sino-US Nano Symposium on Nanoscale Science and Technology, 2014.
2. Carbon Quantum Dot-Based in-vivo Imaging and Drug Delivery, The 3rd International Colloids and Interfaces Conference, 2013.
1. Functional Carbon Quantum Dots for PEC Biosensing, The 8th Sino-US Nano Symposium on Nanoscale Science and Technology, 2013.
The Northern California AAPM Chapter 2019 Young Investigators Symposium held at University of California, Berkeley
