Cooper Hsieh, a molecular biologist with a Ph.D. from National Taiwan University, delved into repurposing small molecules and fundamental stem cell biology. Notably, he successfully established a human and mouse stem cell culture system, revealing insights into pluripotency maintenance. Transitioning to industry, he joined Lin BioScience, focusing on developing small molecules for leukemia, NAFLD/NASH, and brain tumors.
In 2021, Hsieh joined Eurofins Panlabs Discovery Services Taiwan, taking charge of internal process optimization, key account management, and aligning the company with international headquarters policies. Specifically, Hsieh was responsible for gap filling in the eLIMS system and Japanese key account communications. In 2023, Hsieh was promoted to associate manager, overseeing the management of sample preparation, data analysis and reporting, instrument management, and radiation protection. Additionally, Hsieh actively participated in department operational planning and talent cultivation efforts.
WORK EXPERIENCE AND AWARDS
Eurofins Panlabs Discovery Services, Taiwan
Associate Manager (2023 - present)
Senior Scientist (2021 - 2023)
Lin BioScience, Taiwan
Senior Scientist (2019 - 2021)
Lin BioScience Scientist II (2018 - 2019)
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
PhD in Microbiology, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
Master in Microbiology, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
Bachelor in Life Science, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
Job Positions
Sample Management Intern
1 Vacancy
| Work Type: Part-Time
Co-Supervisor Information
Dustin Du
杜茂寬
Institution
Eurofins Panlabs Discovery Services Taiwan
Division/Department
Molecular Supporting-Sample Preparation
Job Title
Supervisor
Brief Introduction of the Department
【Sample preparation Team】
The Sample Preparation Team is responsible for the accurate preparation of client-supplied test compounds and reference standards used in in vitro assays. The team employs both automated and semi-automated liquid handling systems to ensure precision and consistency in sample dispensing. Standardized procedures are strictly followed to maintain compound quality and integrity throughout the daily workflow.
Team responsibilities include dilution, aliquoting, labeling, and proper storage of all materials. Quality control measures are integrated into each step to minimize variability and ensure reliable assay results. This department plays a vital role in supporting the efficient and accurate execution of in vitro studies.
Department Staff Number
- 5-10 people
Internship Job Description
As a Sample Preparation Intern, you will assist in the preparation, labeling, and storage of test compounds and reference standards used in in vitro receptor binding and enzymatic assays. Under supervision, you will perform compound dilution, aliquoting, plate setup, and inventory tracking to support ongoing assay workflows. The role involves operating automated and semi-automated liquid handling systems to ensure consistent and precise sample preparation, as well as recording and managing sample details in internal databases to maintain traceability and data integrity. Interns are expected to follow standardized laboratory procedures and uphold strict safety and quality control practices. Depending on project availability, interns may also have the opportunity to gain exposure to production management concepts, including workflow optimization and resource coordination.
Preferred Intern Education Level
- Undergraduate students - Undergraduate students (third year and above) - Master students
Preferred Intern Skill Sets or Qualities
- Careful and detail-oriented
- Able to follow instructions and procedures
- Comfortable working with lab equipment
- Responsible and reliable
- Willing to learn and work in a team
Others
- Expected working hours per week: 20-30
- Salary/Financial Support: NT$200~ 250 per hour
- Additional Benefits: Free lunch for working day
Students may be offered the opportunity to continue as interns for up to one additional year after completing the NTU International Mentorship Program, at the discretion of the host organization.