Khui Hung Lee

Dr Khui Hung (Claire) Lee is a Researcher at the University of Western Australia's School of Biomedical Sciences and affiliated with the Marshall Centre. She holds a PhD in Public Health from Curtin University and combines expertise in healthcare data analytics, microbiome research, and immunology.

• Education: PhD in Public Health (2021), Curtin University
• External Roles: Project Officer (Data) at Department of Health (Western Australia) since 2023; Sessional Academic at Edith Cowan University since 2021

Her research focuses on host-microbe interactions through transcriptomic and microbiome analysis, with applications in infection prevention, antimicrobial resistance, and Helicobacter pylori studies. She also conducts systematic reviews and meta-analyses in complementary therapies like acupuncture.

Recent publications highlight her work in H. pylori biofilm analysis, acupuncture efficacy for depression, and primary dysmenorrhea treatments. Her methodology spans bioinformatics, microscopy techniques, and evidence-based policy development.

Collaborations include Department of Health (Western Australia) and Edith Cowan University engagements, with technical expertise in Scanning Electron Microscopy, Transmission Electron Microscopy, and Confocal Microscopy.