He received a B.S. and M.S. degree in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology from the
University of California, Santa Barbara During his undergrad, Chong studied a
variety of processes involved in early human development from modeling
signaling dynamics to large scale drug screens focused on identifying unknown
teratogens. At Princeton, he is interested in exploring the effects of electrical
fields on immune cell behavior and stem cell related tissue engineering.
While in the lab, you can find Chong grumbling about how annoying stem cells
are to handle or consuming vast amounts of green tea. In his free time, Chong
likes to play video games or occupy himself with a variety of sport activities
ranging from basketball to tennis