Former Members

2021.5 - Current: Postdoctoral researcher in Biosystematics group at Wageningen University
2017.12 - 2021.4: Postdoctoral researcher in PSGL at Seoul National University

Ph.D., The University of Queensland, Australia
M.Sc., Kyushu University, Japan
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My updated CV on BRIC:
https://m.ibric.org/hanbitsa/index_for_author.php?idauthorid=32313

I received my PhD from the University of Queensland, Australia, on the study of key genes controlling biomass traits in the sugarcane genome through genome-wide transcriptome analysis. Currently, I am interested in using Next Generation Sequencing technologies to elucidate the interaction between developmental regulators and stress-response transcription factors during storage root formation, using radish as a root crop model.

1. Youngsuk Lee, Nam V. Hoang, Van Giap Do, Toshi M. Foster, Tony K. McGhie, Seonae Kim, Sang Jin Yang, Ju-Hyeon Park, Jongsung Park, Ji-Young Lee (2023). Identification of genes associated with the regulation of cold tolerance and the RNA movement in the grafted apple. Scientific Reports, 13: 11583.
2. Nam V. Hoang, Suhyoung Park, Chulmin Park, Hannah Suh, Sang-Tae Kim, Eunyoung Chae, Byoung-Cheorl Kang, Ji-Young Lee (2022). Oxidative stress response and programmed cell death guided by NAC013 modulate pithiness in radish taproots. The Plant Journal, 109: 144-163.
3. Goh Choe, Nam V. Hoang and Ji-Young Lee (2020). An optimized protocol of laser capture microdissection for tissue-specific RNA profiling in a radish tap root. STAR Protocols, 1: 100110.
4. Nam V. Hoang, Chulmin Park, Muhammad Kamran and Ji-Young Lee (2020). Gene regulatory network guided investigations and engineering of storage root development in root crops. Frontiers in Plant Science, 11: 762.
5. Nam V. Hoang §, Goh Choe §, Yi Zheng §, Ana Cecilia Aliaga Fandiño ⱡ, Inyoung Sung ⱡ, Jaeryung Hur ⱡ, Muhammad Kamran ⱡ, Chulmin Park, Hyoujin Kim, Hongryul Ahn, Sun Kim, Zhangjun Fei and Ji-Young Lee (2020). Identification of conserved gene-regulatory networks that integrate environmental sensing and growth in the root cambium. Current Biology, 30: 2887-2900 (§,ⱡ equal contribution).