CHL received her masters degree in nanotechnology from National Chiao Tung University (NCTU) in 2010. She is currently a candidate for doctor’s degree in materials Vorinostat nmr Science and engineering at NCTU. She was a teaching assistant with Hui Liang Wang group

in National Kaohsiung Normal University from 2006 to 2008. She has been a research assistant with the G. Steve Huang group in NCTU, where she studied the interaction and application of biology and nanotechnology interface, since 2008. Her current research interests include aging, cell signaling, bioelectronics, and the bio-nano interaction. She has presented two papers on nanoparticle neurotoxicity at international conference in Taiwan and Japan. She has polished three articles on magnetic field inducing aging in Caenorhabditis elegans. Androgen Receptor Antagonist YWC received her masters degree in nanotechnology from NCTU in 2013. Her research interests include bioelectronics and

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