ALUMNI
Ahmed Gamal Kamel Habib
Visiting researcher
(January 2023 to June 2023)
Follow up position:
Postdoc, University of Kentucky, USA
Hi, my name is Ahmed. I am from Egypt. I graduated from Hiroshima University. Currently, I am a visiting researcher in Dr. Sada’s lab. I am interested in understanding the mechanisms that regulate epidermal stem cell aging and exploring how the stem cells of the skin behave during aging. I hope my work will lead to identify new selective targets for the development of therapies for aging-related diseases in the skin, including cancer and improve human health longevity.
Yen Xuan Ngo
Postdoctoral Fellow
(April 2018 to July 2022)
Follow up position:
Postdoc, RIKEN
Hi, I come from Vietnam and currently be interested in oral epithelial stem cell and tissue engineering. I love research and mouse experiments because sciences are full of curiosity and imagination. I have chance to travel, meet and work with people from different cultures. What I would do if I have free time: I prefer reading books, travelling and exploring good food.
Mohamed Hegazy Mohamed Ahmed
Visiting researcher
(April 2022 to October 2022)
Follow up position:
Lecturer, Minia University (Egypt)
Hello. I am Hegazy an Egyptian postdoctoral fellow. I obtained my Ph.D. from Kanazawa University, Japan in September 2016. Then, I was a postdoctoral researcher at Kunming Medical University, China (2018-2020). I’m very happy to finally join Sada sensei Lab. In Dr. Aiko's group, I will be focusing on defining the metabolic alterations in epidermal stem cells in both mice and human skin. I hope our research would have a great impact on the scientific field and importantly translated to improve human health. During my free time, I enjoy watching football (Soccer), Fishing, and Traveling.
Erna Raja
Postdoctoral Fellow
(July 2019 to May 2022)
Follow up position:
Assistant Professor,
University of Tsukuba
Hi, I am currently working on skin stem cell aging with Dr. Sada. We are interested in the aging mechanism due to cell intrinsic factors, microenvironment and cell-cell interaction. Research life has been exciting and gives me the chance to meet and learn from many different cultures. In my free time I enjoy gardening, fishing, nature walk and eating good food!
Yen Xuan Ngo
Postdoctoral Fellow
(April 2018 to July 2022)
Follow up position:
Postdoc, RIKEN
Hi, I come from Vietnam and currently be interested in oral epithelial stem cell and tissue engineering. I love research and mouse experiments because sciences are full of curiosity and imagination. I have chance to travel, meet and work with people from different cultures. What I would do if I have free time: I prefer reading books, travelling and exploring good food.
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Mohamed Hegazy Mohamed Ahmed
Visiting researcher
(April 2022 to October 2022)
Follow up position:
Lecturer, Minia University (Egypt)
Hello. I am Hegazy an Egyptian postdoctoral fellow. I obtained my Ph.D. from Kanazawa University, Japan in September 2016. Then, I was a postdoctoral researcher at Kunming Medical University, China (2018-2020). I’m very happy to finally join Sada sensei Lab. In Dr. Aiko's group, I will be focusing on defining the metabolic alterations in epidermal stem cells in both mice and human skin. I hope our research would have a great impact on the scientific field and importantly translated to improve human health. During my free time, I enjoy watching football (Soccer), Fishing, and Traveling.