Faculty
The people guiding your child are researchers who have done real research — and sat at the judging table.

Dr. Sean Wang
Turning doctoral-level research methods into steps a student can actually take — from asking the right question and designing the experiment to analyzing the data and presenting it with confidence.
Dr. Wang majored in plant pathology from bachelor's through Ph.D. (National Chung Hsing University → National Taiwan University → University of Florida), with doctoral research on crop-disease management, field trials, seed treatment, and sustainable production. He brings this training in experimental design, the scientific method, data analysis, and science communication to mentoring students across the agricultural, plant, environmental, and life sciences.
Judge & Reviewer Experience ★
- Regional judge, JSHS high-school science competition
- Peer reviewer for international journals
- Chapter reviewer for academic books
How I Teach ★
- Interactive teaching — questions that make students think, not lectures
- Breaking hard problems into steps a student can actually finish
- Guided dialogue: students voice the reasoning, so the logic sticks
- Everyday cases and real data to make abstract ideas concrete
Teaching Experience
- Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Florida (lab design & materials)
- Mentored 7+ young researchers
- Instructor at K-12 teacher workshops
- Bilingual (Chinese/English) teaching
- Years of 1-on-1 / small-group coaching
Research Strength
- First-author international journal publications
- Full training from experimental design to statistical analysis
- Scientific writing and international conference presentations
AI & Data Skills
- NVIDIA Deep Learning certification
- Data modeling and visualization in Python / R
- Applying AI / machine learning to research
Applied Research & Extension
- UF/IFAS EDIS article: Carrot disease management ↗
- Ministry of Agriculture (Taiwan): authored 4 IPM technical bulletins
- Field trials & seed-treatment practice
Emily Chou
Uses UX and human-computer interaction (HCI) methods to help students turn real problems into working AI prototypes — from research to design to validation.
With an M.S. in Digital Arts & Sciences and NVIDIA deep-learning certifications, Chou brings user research, interface design, and AI prototyping to applied research projects like the AI Smart Scheduling System.
Signature Work ★
- AI Smart Scheduling System (video-team resourcing)
- Meta Quest 3 VR training simulation
- Roo — UI/UX mobile app (user research)
AI & Technical Skills
- NVIDIA Deep Learning / Transformer NLP certifications
- Figma, Unity, front-end development
- Rapid prototyping with Google AI Studio
Industry Design Experience
- Interactive designer — product & UX design
- User research & usability testing
- Cross-functional project management
Dr. Jay Lee
Bringing veterinary and life-science research methods to student projects across animal science, physiology, and health.
A licensed veterinarian and registered nurse with dual B.V.M. and B.Nursing degrees from National Taiwan University, Dr. Lee brings molecular-diagnostics lab skills (PCR, Western blot, cell culture) and clinical research experience to mentoring students in animal science, life science, and health.
Clinical & Research Strengths ★
- Small-animal internal & critical care (CPR, ventilators, transfusion)
- Molecular-diagnostics lab: PCR, Western blot, cell culture
- Feline-lymphoma molecular diagnosis (histopathology + IHC + PARR)
Tutoring & Admissions
- 10 years tutoring junior & senior high students
- Coached students into top high schools and universities
- Skilled at breaking complex science down until it clicks
Education & Dual Licenses
- B.V.M. + B.Nursing, National Taiwan University
- Licensed Veterinarian & Registered Nurse (Taiwan)
Topics He Can Mentor
- Animal health, disease & diagnostics
- Physiology, nutrition & animal behavior
- Intro to molecular biology & cell science
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