Wen Huang

Wen Huang is an **Adjunct Research Fellow** at the **UWA Medical School** (The University of Western Australia), specializing in **Internal Medicine**. His research focuses on immunological mechanisms in solid organ transplantation, particularly liver transplants, and explores topics like regulatory T cells, myeloid cell dynamics, and MHC compatibility. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health and well-being.

**Research Expertise**: Solid Organ Transplantation, Immunology, Myeloid Cell Biology, Tolerance Induction, and Transplant Immunology. Recent studies investigate donor cell retention, immunosuppression effects, and regulatory T cell roles in transplantation tolerance.

• Key Projects:
  • Australian Research Training Fellowship (2004–2007): Explored estrogen-receptor modulators' effects on osteoclastogenesis.
  • Current focus on liver/kidney transplantation immunology and donor-recipient interactions.

Collaborations: Active collaborations with researchers like Prof. Lucas, Dr. Prosser, and teams at UWA Medical School, focusing on translational immunology and transplantation outcomes.