Interview highlights Chii Jou Chan's research, career transitions and mentoring in mechanobiology.
Chii Jou (Joe) Chan is a Principal Investigator at the Mechanobiology Institute, National University of Singapore. Joe's group focuses on understanding the mechanobiological principles underlying oocyte maturation, follicle growth and collective dynamics during ovarian development and ageing, using ex vivo models and biophysical approaches. We spoke to Joe over Teams to learn more about his transition to becoming a group leader, his multidisciplinary interests spanning the physical sciences, psychology, spirituality and science communications, and his dedication to mentoring early-career researchers.
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