Frank Shin Haw Lee
About Frank Shin Haw Lee
Frank Shin Haw Lee is a Biomedical Data Analyst with a PhD in Cardiovascular Physiology from the University of Toronto. He has contributed to significant funding achievements and advancements in biomedical data analysis at BenchSci and has a background in teaching and research.
Current Role at BenchSci
Frank Shin Haw Lee serves as a Biomedical Data Analyst at BenchSci, a position he has held since 2020. In this role, he focuses on biomedical data analysis, contributing to the company's mission of improving the efficiency of scientific research. His work includes overseeing data audits and enhancing the discoverability of reagents, which has led to a significant increase in efficiency within the research and development processes.
Education and Credentials
Frank completed his Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Cardiovascular Physiology at the University of Toronto from 2015 to 2021. He also holds an Honours Bachelor of Science in Human Physiology and Human Biology from the same institution, which he earned from 2011 to 2015. In addition, he studied at Harvard Business School Online, where he achieved the CORe Credential of Readiness in 2019, completing the program over 11 months.
Professional Experience
Prior to his current role, Frank worked at the University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine as a Lead Teaching Assistant from 2017 to 2020 and as a Teaching Assistant from 2016 to 2017. His experience in academia provided him with a strong foundation in biomedical education and research methodologies. He has also co-led a start-up focused on developing a point-of-care device aimed at improving the diagnosis of clinical heart disease.
Achievements in Biomedical Data Analysis
Frank played a pivotal role in helping his company secure $22 million in Series B funding from Gradient Ventures. His contributions included overseeing biomedical data analysis and conducting audits that enhanced the company's operational efficiency. He has also implemented a systems-biology approach during his PhD research, which identified new molecular regulators of heart function.
Scholarships and Recognition
Frank has been recognized for his academic and research contributions as a NSERC Postgraduate Scholar and a CIHR Canada Graduate Scholar. He was also honored as a NSN National Young Leader, reflecting his impact and leadership in the field of biomedical research.