Hello!
My name is Cheng-Yu Huang; you can call me Kou. I am a PhD student @ University of Cambridge, supervised by Dr Julija Krupic.
My research focuses on data processing, neurosciences, and more specifically on the mechanism of spatial navigation.
I love hearing about different ideas and perspectives. Feel free to contact me via:
email ✉️: cyh37[at]cam.ac.uk
or follow me on Twitter @kou_huang
Background
Kou is my Japanese name; I was born in Japan and grew up in Taiwan. I studied at University College London (UCL) and graduated with First Class Honours in Natural Sciences (physics and cell biology) in 2020. I have worked in various bioimaging labs, including the ones in cryoEM/ET, SMLM, light-sheet and expansion microscopy.
During my time in Cambridge I developed an interest in Neurosciences, upon which I decided to join the lab of Dr Julija Krupic, to dive deeper into the field of cellular neurosciences of spatial navigation. Outside labs, I also run workshops teaching bioimage processing and analysis for other PhD students.
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Publications
📃 Lu, C.-H., Huang, C.-Y. et al. Large-scale expanded sample imaging with tiling lattice lightsheet microscopy. Int. J. Biochem. Cell Biol., 154, 106340 (2023)
📃 Huang, CY., Draczkowski, P., Wang, YS. et al. In situ structure and dynamics of an alphacoronavirus spike protein by cryo-ET and cryo-EM. Nat Commun 13, 4877 (2022)
Other Interests
I enjoy reading, writing, cooking, and creating art.
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