Ho Jun

Ho Jia Jun currently serves as a Research Officer at A*STAR - the Agency for Science, Technology and Research, where he plays a vital role in advancing innovative biomedical research focused on skin regeneration and wound healing. His work involves designing and executing complex in vivo experiments using various animal models, including mice, rats, and pigs, to investigate novel therapeutic strategies for burn wounds, skin grafting, and inflammatory skin conditions such as psoriasis. Jia Jun’s proficiency in performing topical treatments, intraperitoneal injections, and full-thickness wounding models demonstrates his technical expertise in preclinical research. He is adept at utilizing advanced imaging and analysis tools such as ImageJ, ZEISS ZEN, and Nikon Ni-E Upright microscopes to capture high-resolution tissue images, facilitating detailed histological assessments.

In addition to his hands-on experimental skills, Jia Jun has contributed to the development of innovative wound healing protocols, including porcine burn wound models that closely mimic human skin physiology, thereby enhancing the translational impact of his research. His expertise extends to tissue harvesting, cryosectioning, and immunofluorescence staining, enabling comprehensive analysis of cellular responses and tissue regeneration processes. Jia Jun’s multidisciplinary skill set, combined with his ability to manage multiple projects independently, supports A*STAR’s mission to pioneer cutting-edge solutions in regenerative medicine. His commitment to continuous learning and community service underscores his holistic approach to scientific research, making him a valuable asset to the biomedical research community.