Neurobiologist Chih-Ying Su has relocated from the US to China, joining the SMART research institute in Shenzhen. Su, a former faculty vice dean, cited the institute's advanced hardware and academic atmosphere, as well as the leadership of president Yan Ning, as key reasons for her move. Her lab focuses on sensory signaling, particularly how olfactory receptor neurons process odor information, with research published in prominent journals like Nature and Neuron. AI
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- Chih-Ying Su
- China
- Nature
- Nature Communications
- Neuron
- Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
- Shenzhen
- SMART
- US
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