Biography
I joined KCL in 2007 after completion of my Ph.D. in Tel-Aviv, Israel, and post-doctoral training in Winnipeg, Canada. My main role is to develop new Förster resonance energy transfer - Fluoresence lifetime imaging microscopy (FRET-FLIM) assays/methods for imaging protein-protein interactions in live/fixed cells and cancer tissue from patients with different types of cancer. It includes utilization of biosensor molecules or highly specific antibodies modified to fit the purpose.
Research
Tony Ng Lab: Cancer Biology and Imaging
Our laboratory has adopted a multidisciplinary approach to devise a biomarker and model-driven treatment stratification approaches, by bridging the gap between Physics, Biology and Medicine, particularly in the field of translational cancer research.
Research
Tony Ng Lab: Cancer Biology and Imaging
Our laboratory has adopted a multidisciplinary approach to devise a biomarker and model-driven treatment stratification approaches, by bridging the gap between Physics, Biology and Medicine, particularly in the field of translational cancer research.