Contact Information
Title
Assistant Professor
Office
(Office) E12-2011
Phone
(Office) +853 8822 4181
Email
Consultation Hours
Mon, Thu 10:00 – 11:00
Research Team
Name | Position | Office | Phone |
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Education | |
PhD (DPhil) | University of Oxford |
BSc & ARCS | Imperial College London |
Position | |
2024 – Present | Assistant Professor, FHS, University of Macau |
2021 – 2023 | Lecturer (UM Macao Fellow), FHS, University of Macau |
2018 – 2020 | Lecturer, Doctoral Training Centre, University of Oxford |
2017 – 2019 | Tutor, University College, University of Oxford |
Research Interests |
My research is in systems biology and mathematical physiology, constructing mathematical and computational models to describe biological and physiological processes. I use mathematical models of cardiac electrophysiology and uncertainty quantification techniques such as Bayesian modelling and machine learning for studying pharmaceutical drug safety, translation, drug discovery, and personalised medicine. See also https://chonlei.github.io/. |
Representative Publications |
Preprints
Peer-reviewed journal articles
Conference proceedings
* Co-first authors; # Corresponding author. |
Awards | |
2022 | Macau Symposium on Biomedical Sciences Best Poster Award |
2020 | Biophysical Society Travel Award |
2018 | Safety Pharmacology Society Travel Award |
2018 | Biophysical Society Best Poster Award |
2018 | Models to Decisions Conference Best Poster Award |
2016 | Clarendon Fund Scholarship |
2013 | Macau Foundation’s Special Scholarship |
Professional Activities |
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Research Grants | |
2023 – 2024 | University of Macau, Multi-Year Research Grant, General Research Grant (Level 2) [MYRG2022-00023-FHS] Aiding clinical application for comprehensive annotation of cancer predisposition genes through artificial intelligence and molecular dynamics simulations |
2022 – 2024 | FDCT, General Scientific Research Funding [0048/2022/A] Virtual patch clamp: A web application to simulate patch-clamp experiments for deciphering experimental uncertainty |