Peixuan Pey
Scientist and Business owner
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About
After completing my degree in Biochemistry and PhD in Neuroscience at Imperial College London, I embarked on a career that combined my passion for science and education. I taught Biosciences and Statistics at a local university, where I had the opportunity to share my knowledge and enthusiasm with students from diverse backgrounds.
Driven by a desire to create positive impact in people's lives, I eventually decided to start my own company focused on developing innovative healthcare and personal care products. Drawing on my scientific expertise and entrepreneurial spirit, I aim to build a successful business to make a difference in the lives of many.
Overall, my journey has allowed me to leverage my scientific knowledge and passion for education to create tangible, meaningful outcomes.
Experience
Business Owner and Brand Founder at AEIR, Science-based Personal and Health Care Solutions
As the Business Owner and Brand Founder, I started the company from scratch, using scientific knowledge to create personal care products, and managed the entire process from product creation to marketing. I also conducted market research, formulated a product line for eczema sufferers, managed volunteer test trials, and planned and executed marketing strategies across multiple channels.
University Lecturer at the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT), Department of Health and Social Sciences
As a University Lecturer, I served as a course coordinator for several courses, developed curriculums, delivered lectures and tutorials, and graded assessments and examinations. I also organized and coordinated teaching staff, and worked to improve staff welfare through core culture activities.
Education
2017: Specialist Diploma in Formulation Science and Technology. Singapore Polytechnic
2008-2013: PhD in Neuropathology. Department of Neuroscience and Mental Health. Imperial College London, UK
2005-2008: BSc in Biochemistry. Department of Life Sciences. Imperial College London, UK