About
I have expertise in systems & synthetic biology. My research projects have been supported…
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Here's how you can showcase your problem-solving skills during an R&D interview.
I was asked to give R&D interview tips. 1. Be objective but passionate. R&D should be based on objective analysis and decision, but humans should be beyond anything. If you are not passionate about the job, how can you convince your interviewers to believe in you? 2. Do your homework. You should know about the organization for which you have an interview. 3. Be yourself. If you pretend to be someone who is not you, what is the point of getting a job? You would not be happy because you should pretend to be someone else during your employment. Your employer would be unhappy as well. 4. Be confident. The interviewees' CV quality would be similar because they were selected to do interviews. The interviewers are human and like positive energy.
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#SynBYSS, 10AM USA CT (Chicago time) 135th on Aug 29 with Prof Avi Schroeder at Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, the president of…
#SynBYSS, 10AM USA CT (Chicago time) 135th on Aug 29 with Prof Avi Schroeder at Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, the president of…
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ARDD, the premier aging conference is held in this beautiful hall at the University of Copenhagen (Københavns Universitet) with great speakers and…
ARDD, the premier aging conference is held in this beautiful hall at the University of Copenhagen (Københavns Universitet) with great speakers and…
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I am very happy to refer to below work, which was conducted in my time at Carlsberg. This will clearly facilite Lager yeast and other yeast…
I am very happy to refer to below work, which was conducted in my time at Carlsberg. This will clearly facilite Lager yeast and other yeast…
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Experience
Education
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Activities and Societies: - Project Supervisor of MIT iGEM Team (2009) - Supervisor of Six Undergraduate Research Projects ● Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program and MIT Summer Research Program (Sep. 2007 to Aug. 2009) - Project Consultant ● Chemical-Biological Engineering Laboratory Course (Fall semester, 2008) - Project Designer & Teaching Assistant ● Biological Engineering Projects Laboratory Course (Spring semester, 2009)
Minor: Biological Chemistry
- Grad Student Teaching Certificate Program, Fall semester, (2009)
- Mediation Skills Training Certificate (2009) -
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Teaching Assistant
● Four semesters with courses in Biotechnology & Bioengineering, Chemical Reaction Engineering, Biochemical Engineering, Unit Operation, Molecular Biochemical Engineering, and Molecular Engineering Experiment.
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● Ranked No. 1 from the top among 977 students in College of Engineering
Publications
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Tae Seok Moon's papers, including ones not listed here (before 2022)
Google Scholar page
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Increased triacylglycerol production in Rhodococcus opacus by overexpressing transcriptional regulators
Biotechnology for Biofuels and Bioproducts
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Probiotic and microbiota engineering for practical applications
Current Opinion in Food Science
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Editorial: CRISPR-aided bioengineering for value-added product development
Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology
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Advances in engineering genetic circuits for microbial biocontainment
Current Opinion in Systems Biology
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SynHEAL: Synthesis of Health Equity, Advancement, and Leadership
ACS SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY
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Engineering the Future through Synthetic Biology
Biotechnology and Bioprocess Engineering
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A high-quality Genome-Scale Model for Rhodococcus opacus Metabolism
ACS Synthetic Biology
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Model-Based Design of Synthetic Antisense RNA for Predictable Gene Repression
Methods in Molecular Biology
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Making Security Viral: Shifting Engineering Biology Culture and Publishing
ACS Synthetic Biology
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Genetically stable CRISPR-based kill switches for engineered microbes
Nature Communications
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Thank all DTU - Technical University of Denmark people, including Irina Borodina, Tilmann Weber, Lei Yang, Emil, Tiffany, et al. for the wonderful…
Thank all DTU - Technical University of Denmark people, including Irina Borodina, Tilmann Weber, Lei Yang, Emil, Tiffany, et al. for the wonderful…
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Trends in Biotechnology has published their first original #research article! "Microbial Production of an Aromatic Homo-Polyester” Sang Yup Lee &…
Trends in Biotechnology has published their first original #research article! "Microbial Production of an Aromatic Homo-Polyester” Sang Yup Lee &…
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In Denmark, it looks like there are more bikes than cars on the street, which helps sustainable and environmentally friendly…
In Denmark, it looks like there are more bikes than cars on the street, which helps sustainable and environmentally friendly…
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Last week, Trends in Biotechnology published the first research paper we accepted as part of our new initiative: "Microbial production of an aromatic…
Last week, Trends in Biotechnology published the first research paper we accepted as part of our new initiative: "Microbial production of an aromatic…
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Looking forward to great nanomedicine discussions!!!
Looking forward to great nanomedicine discussions!!!
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The knotted gun or non-violence is what we need in this war era. I crossed the Denmark-Sweden border to just see it and returned to Denmark with 30…
The knotted gun or non-violence is what we need in this war era. I crossed the Denmark-Sweden border to just see it and returned to Denmark with 30…
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Going from Copenhagen, Denmark to Malmo, Sweden via the long Oresund Bridge over the sea with a lot of sustainable wind energy generators that are…
Going from Copenhagen, Denmark to Malmo, Sweden via the long Oresund Bridge over the sea with a lot of sustainable wind energy generators that are…
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