Pro-Tips: DNA Extraction from Challenging Environmental & Food Samples

About the Webinar

In this webinar, Discover expert strategies for achieving optimal DNA extractions from challenging environmental and food samples. This webinar offers practical guidance for researchers working with complex matrices such as soil, sediment, and processed foods. Gain valuable insights to enhance your extraction workflows and improve the consistency of your result.

Speaker Details

Dr. Sonia Wong How Ming

Dr. Sonia Wong is an experienced researcher with a demonstrated history in biomedical research. She is highly skilled in research, public speaking, teamwork, and data analysis. She holds a PhD in Oncology from The University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus and has extensive experience in new product development and management, particularly in qPCR test kits, nucleic acid extraction kits, point-of-care device automation, and qPCR platforms in an ISO 13485-certified setting.

Dr. Lim Wei Yong

Dr. Lim Wei Yong holds a Master’s degree in Molecular Medicine from Universiti Sains Malaysia and a Bachelor’s degree in Resource Biotechnology from Universiti Malaysia Sarawak. He is proficient in wet chemistry applications and instrumentation, including PCR, qPCR, NGS library preparation, and Parallel Capillary Electrophoresis. With strong analytical skills and a methodical approach, he has successfully led teams in resolving complex scientific challenges.

Bobby Lin

Bobby Lin, a seasoned Product Specialist with a strong background in cancer research. He holds a Master’s in Molecular Medicine and Bio engineering from National Chiao Tung University and specializes in bio active proteins, antibodies, ELISA kits, and GMP-grade products. His expertise spans product demonstration, handling, and lifecycle management, including IOPQ validation. As a former TPDA Lecturer, he has extensive experience conducting molecular, cell, and animal experiments, making him a knowledgeable and engaging speaker for those looking to deepen their understanding of biotechnological applications in medicine.