Hang Guang San
Auckland
Summary
Dedicated researcher with a bachelors of Health and Medical Sciences, specialising in neurosciences. Experienced with conducting thorough literature reviews, data collection, and analysis. Known for reliability, adaptability and utilising critical thinking to drive research projects . Strong understanding of scientific methodologies and effective communication within research teams.
Overview
4
4
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Room Attendant
Mantra Hindmarsh Square
South Australia
01.2022 - 01.2026
- Maintained cleanliness and organization of varying room types, living up to hotel standards
- Collaborated with housekeeping members and management ensuring rooms are ready to go during peak hours
- Implemented improved cleaning techniques reducing time spent per room while maintaining quality standards
- Provided customer service by efficiently responding to guest requests and inquiries related to room conditions.
- Used chemicals by following safety protocols and procedures to avoid burns, injuries or workplace accidents.
Student Researcher
South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI)
South Australia
08.2025 - 11.2025
- Collaborated with senior investigators and peers at a leading research institute to refine the research question ensuring the clinical relevance of findings within the broader medical landscape
- Conducted a comprehensive review of over 1,500 scholarly articles, evaluating a possible proteomic panel that is able to diagnose, differentiate and possibly predict haemorrhagic transformations
- Evaluated emerging omics-based approaches to identify specific proteomic signatures that allow early diagnosis and differentiation between different stroke types to allow rapid decision making
- Usage analytical software such as GraphPad Prism and Covidence to validate research hypotheses and maintain transparency and reproducibility in literature selection
- Collected and filtered through datasets from different omic disciplines, focusing primarily on proteomics to construct a cohesive narrative regarding the future of strokes
Education
Bachelor's of Health And Medical Sciences - Neurosciences
The University of Adelaide
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia12-2025
High School Diploma -
Noble Park Secondary College
Noble Park, Victoria, Australia01-2021
Skills
- Sample preparation and data collection
- Specimen handling and quality control procedures
- Good manufacturing practices, laboratory safety protocols and techniques
- Research design and methods
- Team collaboration and fieldwork experience
- Independent learning and research proficiency
Certification
- Trials Essentials for Research Site Team (ICH E6 R3 GCP included) Training
- Business Process Re-engineering (BPR) and Information Strategy Planning (ISP) Training
Timeline
Student Researcher
South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI)
08.2025 - 11.2025
Room Attendant
Mantra Hindmarsh Square
01.2022 - 01.2026
Bachelor's of Health And Medical Sciences - Neurosciences
The University of Adelaide
High School Diploma -
Noble Park Secondary College
Independent Research and Technical Projects
Solo Researcher (N-of-1 Study) | Haematological Chemical Interactions
- Project Scope: Investigated the interaction blood has when exposed to various exogenous chemicals and elemental compounds
- Analytical Focus: Analysed morphological changes and rates of reactions in red blood cell structure and integrity to determine influence of external elements
Solo Researcher (N-of-1 Study) | Novel Pharmacological Alternatives
- Project Scope: Explored non-addictive, alternative therapeutic compounds to amphetamines for stimulatory applications
- Research Methodology: Self directed longitudinal study on the synergistic effects various AUST L and AUST R compounds have on cognitive performance
Solo Researcher | Prosthetic Integumentary Systems (Ongoing)
- Current Focus: Developing prosthetic skin for patients with CIPA and CRPS
- Technical Challenge: Integration of sensors for temperature regulation and pressure feedback and bridging the gap of mechanical prosthetics and sensory perception