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Rui Si graduated from NTU School of Biological Sciences in 2016. Her final year project involved validating BioID as a method to screen for potential protein partners of transcription cofactor CRTC1, and she has previously worked at Temasek Life Sciences in a Drosophila neurobiology research lab. She is now working on bacteriophages in SMART AMR under Dr Wilfried Moreira.

Rui Si is currently working on a bacteriophage platform project that involves isolating and characterising bacteriophages that are able to target various bacterial strains relevant to public health, such as the ESKAPE pathogens.