Kuan-lin Huang's guest appearances

Kuan-lin Huang

The 'X' Zone Broadcast Network

Mission Evolution with Gwilda Wiyaka

Inside Personal Growth with Greg Voisen

Thomas Moore

Steve Giblin

Stan Cox

Lisa Tahir

Jennie Lee

Sara Zeff Geber

Richard Grossinger

Sandra Kaufmann

Martin Boroson

Steve Hoffman

Jason Shou-Ren

Jeannie Seely-Smith

Robert Kopecky

Roxanne Emmerich

Heather McGowan

OwlTail

Gwilda Wiyaka

Born and raised in Taiwan, Kuan-lin Huang is an Assistant Professor of Genetics and Genomic Sciences at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York City. Kuan leads the Computational Omics Lab that is dedicated to solving pressing challenges in human diseases. He is the author of the best-selling book Solve It Yourself: Fix the World's Problem with Science.” He is also the Co-Founder and Chief Unboxer of OpenBoxScience.Org.

Born and raised in Taiwan, Kuan-lin Huang is an Assistant Professor of Genetics and Genomic Sciences at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York City. Kuan leads the Computational Omics Lab that is dedicated to solving pressing challenges in human diseases. He is the author of the best-selling book Solve It Yourself: Fix the World's Problem with Science.” He is also the Co-Founder and Chief Unboxer of <a href="http://OpenBoxScience.Org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">OpenBoxScience.Org</a>.

Gwilda Wiyaka Interviews: Kuan-lin Huang - Make a Difference: With Scientifically Proven Actions

Gwilda Wiyaka Interviews

As author Kuan-lin Huang states in his book "Solve it Yourself: Fix the World's Problems with Science" was inspired by all the doers, by those who roll up their sleeves to solve the world's problems. He recognizes them for their persistent actions and uplifting spirit and collective energy.This book helps you find the root cause by learning how to ask questions. Kuan-lin uses thought-provoking questions and starts with the pandemic as his example.  The current vaccine that was developed was the result of our scientific community coming together and sharing data about the spread of the virus.  The 5 Why technique is a simple but effective way for you to keep asking "why" to get to the root cause of a problem?

As author Kuan-lin Huang states in his book "Solve it Yourself: Fix the World's Problems with Science" was inspired by all the doers, by those who roll up their sleeves to solve the world's problems. He recognizes them for their persistent actions and uplifting spirit and collective energy.<br><br>This book helps you find the root cause by learning how to ask questions. Kuan-lin uses thought-provoking questions and starts with the pandemic as his example.  The current vaccine that was developed was the result of our scientific community coming together and sharing data about the spread of the virus.  The 5 Why technique is a simple but effective way for you to keep asking "why" to get to the root cause of a problem?

Podcast 862:  Solve It Yourself: Fix the World's Problem with Science with Kuan-lin Huang