The Asian Scientist 100
Weang Kee Ho
Institution
University of Nottingham Malaysia
Country
Malaysia
Field
Biomedical Sciences
Ho was awarded the Wellcome Trust Career Development Award for refining breast cancer risk assessment in the Asian population, developing innovative methods to harness insights from existing datasets in underrepresented populations.
(Photo: Vulcan Post)
AWARDS
- Wellcome Trust Career Development Award
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