Mr Ryan Kimlong Huynh

International Fellow

6460-7836

6467-9109

hrk2@np.edu.sg

School of Life Sciences and Chemical Technology
Ngee Ann Polytechnic
Blk 83, #05-03
535 Clementi Road
Singapore 599 489

 B.A. in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology(Princeton University)
Certificate in Environmental Studies(Princeton University)

 Physiology
Wildlife Conservation
Cell Biology Laboratory
Physiology Laboratory

I have research experience working both in the (molecular) laboratory and in the field with an (ecological) expedition.
Previous projects: 
 How to utilize C1q Binding Protein to manipulate an autoimmune response to target tumor cells
 Mapping the circadian pattern of blood pressure to assess the impact of exercise at varying time-points. 
 Thesis project: Determining the vulnerabilities of tropical lizards to rising temperatures as a proxy to assess impact of climate change on tropical biodiversity.

  Smasal, R., Molohon, K., Huynh, R., Huynh, R.K., Burtness, P., Burtness, J.M., and Moore, K. (2006) Promoting Science Literacy Through Inquiry. Iowa Science Teachers Journal Vol. 33 (1) 12-18
 Huynh, W., Cornelissen, G., Huynh, R., Huynh, R.K, and Halberg, F. (2010) Feasible Ambulatory Blood Pressure and Heart Rate Monitoring in American Secondary Schools to Assess Chronomes in Clinically Healthy Adolescents. Non Invasive Methods in Cardiology
 Paper on Thesis project is pending.