Dr. Lih-Chiann Wang received her doctorate (veterinary medicine) at National Taiwan University in 2008. She is now the Associate Professor of School of Veterinary Medicine, National Taiwan University. She was once the clinical veterinarian at Taipei Zoo and now is the part-time veterinarian in National Taiwan University Veterinary Hospital. She is the member of Taiwan Society of Virology, Taiwan Epidemiology Association and American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior. She has great passion for molecular methodology in animal pathogen detection and animal behavioral medicine. The scope of her research encompasses wildlife and domestic animals from basic molecular biology to clinical medicine. She has published more than 40 papers and has 5 patents.
Dr. Lih-Chiann Wang received her doctorate (veterinary medicine) at National Taiwan University in 2008. She is now the Associate Professor of School of Veterinary Medicine, National Taiwan University. She was once the clinical veterinarian at Taipei Zoo and now is the part-time veterinarian in National Taiwan University Veterinary Hospital. She is the member of Taiwan Society of Virology, Taiwan Epidemiology Association and American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior. She has great passion for molecular methodology in animal pathogen detection and animal behavioral medicine. The scope of her research encompasses wildlife and domestic animals from basic molecular biology to clinical medicine. She has published more than 40 papers and has 5 patents.