I'm Boning,
A curious student fascinated by neuroscience and biology, exploring the world through scientific research, community engagement, hands-on experiences, and creative expression.
Four ways I learn.
My curiosity takes me beyond the classroom. Through scientific research, community activities, hands-on experiences, and creative exploration, I discover new questions, connect ideas, and develop a deeper understanding of the world around me.
01 / SUMMER SCHOOL · LAB · RESEARCH WRITING
Research
From bacterial genomics to neuroscience, I explore how biological processes shape life, health, and the human brain. Each project brings new questions and new ways of thinking.
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02 / LEADERSHIP · SERVICE · COMMUNITY
Activities
Through leading my school's Biology Club, volunteering, and wildlife conservation, I learn to share knowledge, work with others, and contribute to the communities around me.
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03 / CLINICAL · FIELD EXPERIENCE
Internship
From hospital departments to wildlife research sites, I step outside the classroom to experience how scientific knowledge is applied in real-world settings.
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04 / Art · CREATIVITY · EXPRESSION
Art
Beyond science, Art offers me another way to explore ideas and express myself. It encourages creativity, patience, and an appreciation for different perspectives.
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A little about me.
Hi, I'm Boning!
I'm a student fascinated by neuroscience, especially the connections between the brain, biology, and human health.
My curiosity has taken me from studying bacteria and fruit flies in laboratories to exploring neuroinflammation, observing clinical practice, and engaging with my community.
I enjoy asking questions, discovering unexpected connections, and turning curiosity into meaningful experiences. Whether I'm conducting an experiment, leading a club activity, or playing the piano, I believe learning is about staying curious and being open to new perspectives.
Current interests: Neuroscience · Neurodegenerative Diseases · Biological Research · Art