Team
The team, June 2024
Jui-Heng "Henry" Tseng, Ph.D.
Principal Investigator
Assistant Professor
School of Life Science
ASU-Banner Neurodegenerative Disease Research Center
Arizona State University
Postdoc, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Ph.D., University of South Carolina, Columbia
B.S., National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan
Email: Henry.Tseng@asu.edu
Beisha Hernandez, B.S.
Research Technician
B.S., Arizona State University
Email: Beisha.Hernandez@asu.edu
Franky Spinos, B.S.
Research Technician
B.S., Arizona State University
Email: fspinos@asu.edu
Kevan Ata Abadi
Undergraduate researcher, Barrett Honors College
B.S., Arizona State University, Class of 2026
Amy Moore-Bonbright
Undergraduate researcher, Biological Sciences
B.S., Arizona State University, Class of 2025
Sydney Moates
Undergraduate researcher, Biomedical Sciences
B.S., Arizona State University, Class of 2025
Jack Cristofano
Undergraduate researcher, Barrett Honors College
B.S., Arizona State University, Class of 2026
Alumni
Predoctoral:
Jackson Nieto, Undergraduate Research Assistant (2024-2024). Current: CNA at University of Nebraska Medical Center
We are recruiting with significant growth opportunities!
Postdocs
We invite applications for an Edson Foundation Postdoctoral Research Scholar. Postdoctoral scientists with strong training in cellular and molecular biology applied to the biology of aging are highly encouraged to apply. Please email Henry with the subject line "Edson Postdoctoral Fellowship in the Tseng Lab" and include a 1-page cover letter (describing your research interests, and career goals), CV, and contact information of three references.
Graduate students
Current ASU students- Please email Henry to discuss research interests and rotation opportunities.
Future students- Please apply to the Neuroscience Graduate program (MS or PhD) or Molecular and Cellular Biology Graduate Program (MS or PhD) in the School of Life Sciences at ASU and email Henry directly to ensure that your application gets my appropriate attention.
Henry is a formal training faculty for the newly funded NIH-T32 program "AI+X: Alzheimer's Disease". The detail of this T32 program is in the link.
Undergraduate research positions
We are recruiting undergraduate students to work on research projects about brain aging and neurodegeneration. Motivated undergraduate students at ASU are highly encouraged to reach out directly to Henry with a CV for current openings in the lab.
Please note: We currently do not accept undergraduate students planning to graduate in 2024, unless the student has the intention to stay in the lab after graduation.