People in Ejima lab
Computational science for people's health

Meet the Team
The Ejima Lab is a growing research facility utilizing computational science to advance infectious disease modeling, unraveling the intricacies of disease dynamics within the host.

Principal Investigator
Keisuke Ejima
The Ejima lab investigates the biological mechanisms of infection and its effects on individual and population health through mathematical modeling and computer simulations. By bridging individual-level viral dynamics with population-level epidemiology, our research aims to accelerate the development of vaccines, drugs, and treatments while offering insights into the underlying mechanisms of infectious diseases.

Research Associate
Yiyu
Yiyu is a graduate of NTU with an MSc in Data Analytics. His research interests lie in data analysis and statistical modeling across multidisciplinary studies. Yiyu enjoys spending his free time at the gym, traveling the world, relaxing at the beach, and immersing himself in nature.

PhD Student
Hoong Kai
Hoong Kai is currently a PhD student at NTU. He is passionate about biology and data science, with a keen research interest in mechanistic systems-based approaches to uncover host factors of immunity. As an avid coffee drinker, Hoong Kai also enjoys stargazing and going on nature trails in his free time.
Past members
Ananya Singh (Research Assistant) 2023.9-2024.8
Luis Ponce (PhD Student) 2024.4-2024.9
Marc Chen (Scholarly Project) 2023.7-2023.9
Derrick Lim (Scholarly Project) 2024.7-2024.9
Ganesh Mishra S/O Radhey Raman (Scholarly Project) 2024.7-2024.9
Syed Radwan Kabir (URECA) 2024.9-2025.5
Murugappan Venkatesh (URECA) 2024.9-2025.5
Yuqian Wang (Research Associate) 2023.10-2025.5

