I hold a degree in Biological Sciences, followed by a Master's in Life Sciences, focusing on the molecular evolution of neuroreceptors. I completed my PhD with a primary research emphasis on autoimmune diseases, specifically studying the role of T cells in these conditions.I have three years of postdoctoral research experience and applied for the National Science Council Research Scholar Program after obtaining my PhD, receiving the Independent Postdoctoral Research Scholar Award. 

Since February 2016, I have been an Associate Professor in the Department of Medical Science at Kaohsiung Medical University. I have nine years of teaching experience, primarily in immunology, and I also serve as a mentor for medical students. Additionally, I am responsible for the mandatory course "Introduction to Medical Research," aimed at fostering future physician-scientists, where I invite distinguished scholars from both domestic and international institutions to deliver lectures. I also lead medical students in conducting research, sharing valuable insights along the way. Furthermore, I assist with teaching related to immunology.

The lab is located on the 3rd floor of the Medical Research Building (MR307) at Kaohsiung Medical University. Our research focuses on tumor immunity and metabolic immunity. For inquiries, you can contact us via email at mhlin@kmu.edu.tw or by phone at 07-3121101 ext. 2150-20 or 11. Our team includes a PhD student, three master's students, and a medical student, all dedicated to advancing our understanding in these critical issues.