Yiu-Wing Kam (Jason)'s major area of research is in studying the adaptive immune response in patients (focusing on IgG class switching and epitope identification). He is also interested in exploring virus-host interactions, findings from which will contribute to biomarker identification and immunotherapy development. In addition, he hopes to draw on his research knowledge to develop better vaccine candidates against infectious diseases (particularly epitope-specific antibodies and epitope specificity at the single-amino-acid level). Furthermore, he seeks to create new investigative techniques and data collection methods to explore new areas of research and derive results of publication quality. He is also interested in identifying the use of EdTech tools to improve the learning outcomes of students during self-directed learning and team learning processes. Jason has a B.Sc. in biochemistry from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, an M.Phil. in pharmacology from the Chinese University of Hong K
Duke Kunshan University
Kunshan, China
Division of Natural and Applied Science