Tzu-Chieh Huang

Tzu-Chieh Huang is a Postdoctoral Associate in the Department of Psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine. Their research focuses on neuroscience, neurodevelopmental disorders, peripheral nerve regeneration, epigenetics, and molecular biology. They utilize advanced techniques in cellular engineering, animal modeling, and molecular pathway analysis to investigate mechanisms of neuroinflammation, axonal repair, and vascular dysfunction.

Key research themes include:

• Epigenetic regulation via HDAC/NF-κB pathways in Schwann cells
• MicroRNA-mediated endothelial-macrophage communication
• Mechanotransduction in nerve compression injuries
• Development of controlled-force neuropathy models
• Stem cell differentiation for neural and dermal regeneration

Dr. Huang employs interdisciplinary approaches spanning biomedical engineering, molecular genetics, and computational imaging to advance regenerative therapies.