Because interaction between RNA viruses and their host cells is crucial for pathogenicity, our laboratory have focused on the research of virus-host interaction in cells infected with RNA viruses, including influenza A virus and enterovirus. We have applied multiple omics technologies to identify host factors that may be involved in viral replication and pathogenicity. We are currently elucidating the underlying mechanisms. Our laboratory is located at the Research Center for Emerging Viral Infections, which is equipped standard BSL-2 laboratories and up-to-date instruments for molecular biology research, in Chang Gung University. The international students visiting our laboratory will participate in our research projects and learn knowledge for RNA virus. The laboratory training will include basic molecular biology and virology experiments, mammalian cell culture, proteomics analysis, and practice for managing biosafety level 2 pathogens. Requirements: Students are/were in biomedical science-related majors and can speak English or Mandarin