Phone : +(95) 943053573

Email : kosawlinoo@gmail.com

Work Hours : Mon-Fri : 09:00 - 17:00

About Biophysics Lab

The Innovative Biophysics Lab at the University of Yangon, under the guidance of Dr. Saw Lin Oo, is dedicated to advancing scientific research with a primary focus on Cancer Cell Destruction Projects. These projects encompass various methodologies, including drug delivery, photothermal and photodynamic therapy, and magnetic nanoparticles induced combination therapy. The overarching objective of this initiative is to unravel the intricate mechanisms governing cancer cell behavior, developing innovative strategies to selectively target cancer markers, and ultimately destroy these malignant cells.

Dr. Saw Lin Oo, leveraging his expertise in biophysics, spearheads this pioneering effort with the aim of bridging the gap between physics and biology, uncovering novel insights into cancer biology. At the core of the Cancer Cell Destruction Project are biophysical techniques employed to comprehend the physical and chemical changes in cancer cells, as well as their cell death behaviors, crucial for detecting cancer markers. The lab utilizes advanced microscopy, spectroscopy, and computational modeling to unravel the biophysical intricacies of cancer progression. By meticulously unraveling the intricate physical principles governing the survival and proliferation of cancer cells, the lab is fervently dedicated to fostering groundbreaking advancements in targeted therapies. Through this tireless pursuit, the ultimate goal is to search the way for the early detection of cancer markers and give effective treatment techniques for patients.

The Biophysics Lab at the University of Yangon, under Dr. Saw Lin Oo's leadership, stands at the forefront of scientific innovation, committed to unraveling the complexities of cancer biology and translating these findings into tangible solutions for therapeutic outcomes.

In addition, the lab is exploring other promising research areas, such as the synthesis of energy materials, bone implantation, microbial desalination cells for water purification and electricity generation, hydrogen fuel cells, and the fabrication of thermoelectric devices.

Advisors

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Dr. Saw Lin Oo

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About me

Dr. Saw Lin Oo is a highly accomplished materials scientist and engineer with a diverse educational background spanning multiple prestigious institutions. Holding Ph.D. degrees from both City University of Hong Kong and University of Yangon, along with a Master of Research in Physics and a Master of Science in Engineering Physics from University of Yangon, Dr. Oo possesses a wealth of expertise in materials science and engineering. With a solid foundation established through a Bachelor of Science in Physics (Hons) from University of Pyay, Myanmar, Dr. Oo's academic journey reflects a commitment to excellence in research and education. Currently based in Myanmar, Dr. Oo's contributions to the field are expected to continue making significant impacts in both academia and industry.

Personal Information

   BSc Physics (Hons), University of Pyay, Myanmar, 2004

   MSc Engineering Physics (Materials Science and Engineering), University of Yangon, Myanmar, 2006

   MRes Physics (Materials Science and Engineering), University of Yangon, 2007

   Ph.D. (Materials Science and Engineering), University of Yangon, Myanmar, 2012

   Ph.D. (Materials Science and Engineering), City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, 2021

   Construction of biosensors, electrochemical sensing devices and detection of biomolecules such as antigens, proteins, and conjugation of RNA aptamers. Studied cellular behaviors and single cell analysis, radiation induced cell death, cell’s morphologies, and sensing ions concentration changes. Fabrication of thin films solar cells such as organic and inorganic solar cells and Thermoelectric devices. Presently, working on the magnetic nano-particles induced cells death for photothermal therapy and Thermoelectric devices

   Hong Kong PhD Fellowship (2016-2019)

   U San Thar Aung Experimental Physics awards

   University of Yangon, Myanmar (2012)

   Research assistance, City University of Hong Kong (2019-2021)

   Research assistance, Universities’ Research Center University of Yangon, Myanmar (2006-2012)

   Lecturer, Department of Physics, University of Yangon, Myanmar (2012-2023)