Education
PhD in Chemistry, Harvard University
Subjects
Genome Editing, Directed Evolution, Computational Design, Chemical Biology, Molecular Delivery
Achievements
Harvard Certificate of Distinction in Teaching; BS in Chemical Biology with a Data Science minor from UC Berkeley (3.960/4.0 GPA), Highest Honors in the Major and in General Scholarship; Koo Liu Siok Han Award; Dean's List; GRE 337; SAT 1590
About
Emily is a PhD candidate in Chemistry at Harvard University developing precision genome editing technologies through directed evolution, computational design, and novel delivery methods. She graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a BS in Chemical Biology and a minor in Data Science, and has extensive experience tutoring high school students in advanced biology and chemistry.
Discipline
Physical Sciences
Academic Achievements
Harvard University PhD Candidate in Chemistry; Certificate of Distinction in Teaching; GRE: 337 UC Berkeley BS in Chemical Biology, Data Science minor; GPA: 3.960/4.0; SAT: 1590; Honors: Highest Honors in the Major, Highest Honors in General Scholarship, Koo Liu Siok Han Award, Dean’s List Spring 2019, Fall 2020, Spring 2021
Teaching & Mentoring Experience
Summer 2025: Tutor for high school students in advanced biology and chemistry topics Spring 2025: Tutor for high school students in advanced biology and chemistry topics Fall 2024: Mentor for first-year graduate student Summer 2024: Tutor for high school students in advanced biology and chemistry topics Fall 2023: Laboratory teaching fellow for CHEM 30 (Organic Chemistry); mentor for rotation student and first-year graduate student Spring 2022: Laboratory teaching fellow for CHEM 20 (Organic Chemistry)
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