Assistant Professor Song Hao

H. Song, S. Payne, M. Gray, and L. You. “Spatiotemporal modulation of biodiversity in a synthetic chemical-mediated ecosystem”, Nature Chemical Biology, 5, 929–935 (2009)
F. Balagadde, H. Song, J. Ozaki, C. H. Collins, M. Barnet, F. H. Arnold, S. R. Quake, and L. You. “A synthetic Escherichia coli predator-prey ecosystem”, Molecular Systems Biology, April 15 (2008).
Faculty 1000 recommended; highlighted by Nature Reviews Genetics (Volume 9, 417, June 2008)
C. Smith, H. Song, and L. You. “Signal discrimination by differential regulation of protein stability in quorum sensing”, Journal of Molecular Biology 382, 1290-1297 (2008).
H. Song, and L. You. “Evolving sensitivity”, ACS Chemical Biology, 1(11):681 (2006)
C. Tan, H. Song, J. Niemi, and L. You. “A synthetic biology challenge: making cells compute”, Molecular Biosystems 3: 343 – 353 (2007).
H. Song, P. Smolen, E. Av-Ron, D. Baxter, and J.H. Byrne. “Dynamics of a Minimal Model of Interlocked Positive and Negative Feedback Loops of Transcriptional Regulation by CREB Proteins”, Biophysical Journal 92: 3407-3424 (2007).
H. Song, P. Smolen, E. Av-Ron, D. Baxter, and J.H. Byrne. “Bifurcation and Singularity Analysis of a Molecular Network for the Induction of Long-Term Memory”, Biophysical Journal 90:2309-2325 (2006).
P. Hamillton, H. Song, and D. Luss. “Design of dual-site supported metallocene catalysts for synthesis of bimodal polyolefins”, AIChE Journal 53:687-694 (2007).
H. Song, and D. Luss. “Impact of Initiation and Deactivation on Melting during Gas-Phase Olefin Polymerization”, Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research 43(16):4789-4795 (2004).
H. Song, and D. Luss. “Bounds on operating conditions leading to melting during olefin polymerization”, Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research 43(2):270-282 (2004).

	Assistant Professor Hao Song
	Division of Bioengineering Nanyang Technological University N1.3-B4-07, 70 Nanyang Drive Singapore 637457 Tel: (65) 6513 8079 Fax: (65) 6791 1761 Email: songhao@ntu.edu.sg
	Education:
	Ph.D. (Chemical Engineering), The University of Houston, Texas, U.S.A. B.S. (Chemistry), Nankai University, Tianjin, China

	Research focus:
	Synthetic biology: Rational engineering gene circuits in cells Engineering cell-cell communication and microbial ecosystems Biotechnology applications (biofuels and biopolymers) Systems and Computational Biology: Nonlinear dynamics and multi-scale modeling of neurons Gene expression dynamics in single cells by quantitative microscopy Control cell and tissue behaviors by microfluidics

	Selected publications:
	H. Song, S. Payne, M. Gray, and L. You. “Spatiotemporal modulation of biodiversity in a synthetic chemical-mediated ecosystem”, Nature Chemical Biology, 5, 929–935 (2009) F. Balagadde, H. Song, J. Ozaki, C. H. Collins, M. Barnet, F. H. Arnold, S. R. Quake, and L. You. “A synthetic Escherichia coli predator-prey ecosystem”, Molecular Systems Biology, April 15 (2008). Faculty 1000 recommended; highlighted by Nature Reviews Genetics (Volume 9, 417, June 2008) C. Smith, H. Song, and L. You. “Signal discrimination by differential regulation of protein stability in quorum sensing”, Journal of Molecular Biology 382, 1290-1297 (2008). H. Song, and L. You. “Evolving sensitivity”, ACS Chemical Biology, 1(11):681 (2006) C. Tan, H. Song, J. Niemi, and L. You. “A synthetic biology challenge: making cells compute”, Molecular Biosystems 3: 343 – 353 (2007). H. Song, P. Smolen, E. Av-Ron, D. Baxter, and J.H. Byrne. “Dynamics of a Minimal Model of Interlocked Positive and Negative Feedback Loops of Transcriptional Regulation by CREB Proteins”, Biophysical Journal 92: 3407-3424 (2007). H. Song, P. Smolen, E. Av-Ron, D. Baxter, and J.H. Byrne. “Bifurcation and Singularity Analysis of a Molecular Network for the Induction of Long-Term Memory”, Biophysical Journal 90:2309-2325 (2006). P. Hamillton, H. Song, and D. Luss. “Design of dual-site supported metallocene catalysts for synthesis of bimodal polyolefins”, AIChE Journal 53:687-694 (2007). H. Song, and D. Luss. “Impact of Initiation and Deactivation on Melting during Gas-Phase Olefin Polymerization”, Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research 43(16):4789-4795 (2004). H. Song, and D. Luss. “Bounds on operating conditions leading to melting during olefin polymerization”, Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research 43(2):270-282 (2004).

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