Chun Yeung

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Arkansas State University

Also affiliated: Foundation for Biomedical Research (2004); National University of Singapore (2010); Duke University (2023–2025); Chinese University of Hong Kong (2019–2020); Peking University (2009); Financial University (2002); Queen Mary Hospital (1999–2011); University of Manchester (2009–2010); Fred Hutch Cancer Center (2009); Hong Kong Jockey Club (2009); New York Institute of Technology (2025); Peking University People's Hospital (2009); Cancer Research Center (2009); Center for Cancer Research (2009); National University Health System (2010); University of Hong Kong (1999–2011)

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17 h-index 27 pubs 2,993 cited

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Chun Yeung's research has explored diverse areas, including the regulation of axon terminal organization in <i>Drosophila</i> olfactory sensory neurons by the atypical cadherin Fat2. This work has led to publications in 2023 and 2024. Yeung has also investigated the combinatorial expression patterns and genetic regulatory mechanisms of specific genes within olfactory circuits, with a publication in 2025. In addition to this neurobiology research, Yeung has contributed to medical case reports, including one on the Psoas Quartus and Femoral Nerve Branching in 2025, and a study on the utilization of ECMO in trauma analysis in 2026. Another publication in 2023 focused on comparing attitudes towards inclusive education among teachers and students. Yeung's work is supported by collaborations with colleagues at Arkansas State University, including Eric Chang, Jason M. Bourke, and Hayden Roberts, with whom shared publications have been co-authored. Yeung has an h-index of 17 and has published 27 works, accumulating over 2,900 citations.