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Dr. Jae Pyun serves as a Senior Teaching Fellow within Monash University's Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, where he has established himself as an innovative educator and researcher. His academic journey spans neuroscience, pharmaceutical sciences, and educational technology, with a strong focus on connecting theoretical knowledge to real-world applications in health and disease therapeutics.
- Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience, University of Otago
- Master's degree at Centre for Neuroendocrinology, University of Otago
- PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Dr. Pyun's research interests center on the integration of artificial intelligence in higher education, with particular emphasis on custom large language models to enhance student learning and assessment. His work explores human-computer interaction in educational contexts and the design of authentic assessment methods including oral examinations and objective structured practical examinations in pharmaceutical sciences. His research bridges pedagogy, technology, and discipline-specific expertise to create scalable learning solutions that improve student engagement and graduate capabilities.
His recent publications demonstrate a dual focus on pharmaceutical education methodology and Alzheimer's disease research, particularly examining blood-brain barrier function and P-glycoprotein expression. These works reflect his interdisciplinary approach spanning educational innovation and neuropharmacology.
- Education Excellence Awards
- Lecturer of the Year Awards
- Successful innovation grants for educational technology
Dr. Pyun actively teaches across multiple programs including the Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science, Master of Pharmaceutical Science, and Bachelor/Master of Pharmacy degrees. He serves as Unit Coordinator and Chief Examiner for several courses, demonstrating leadership in curriculum development. His teaching portfolio includes Human Physiology, Disease Focus Pharmacology (specializing in Alzheimer's disease), Target ID and Validation, Drug Stories (focusing on mRNA vaccine development), and Inquiry and Innovation Methods. He maintains strong connections with biotech and pharmaceutical startups, working to expand partnerships both within Australia and internationally.
