• Pedagogical researchs involve in enhancing teaching and learning experiences.
• Exploring the efficacy and utility of technology-enhanced learning (TEL) as pedagogical tools.
• Designing, developing and exploring the effectivity of analog or digital serious games as one of the modalities to deliver teaching in a blended curriculum.

• Designing of a quiz-based digital anatomy serious game informed by pedagogical theories.

• Lau Chin Haeng, A., Langschmidt, J., & Findlater, G. (2017). Development and acceptability of a mobile app on the embryonic development of the heart. In Anatomical Society Summer Meeting at Brighton and Sussex Medical School. John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1111/joa.12558

• Kim, G., Lau, A.C.-H. and Chang, S.K.Y. 2014. Single-incision laparoscopic hepatic resection in patients with previous hepatic resections: A mini case series. Asian Journal of Endoscopic Surgery. 7(1), pp.63-66.

• Oral presentation at the Center for Research in Digital Education Symposium (May 2019): Environmental Scan of Educational Games for Medical Education. 
• Oral presentation with a multidisciplinary team at the Student Education Conference at the University of Leeds (January 2021) and at Serious Games and Technology to Improve Health Behaviours and Education Conference (April 2021): Optimising the FIT Food online game App to promote the acquisition of skills in nutrition and healthy food choice behaviours among users.
• Chaired keynote speech by Professor Sylvester Arnab from the University of Coventry on "Games in Education: Seriously?" at Serious Games and Technology to Improve Health Behaviours and Education Conference (April 2021)

• Third prize poster presentation at Faculty of Medicine and Health Postgraduate Conference 2019
• Nominated as one of the top six finalists in Leeds Doctoral College 3-minute thesis (3MT) competition 2021
• Associate Fellowship of Higher Education Academy (AFHEA)
• University of Leeds Anatomy Demonstrating PhD Studentship 2017

• Member of the Anatomical Society, UK

A collaborative effort with Dr Ang Eng-Tat (Senior Anatomy Lecturer at NUS) and Zach Bearinger (Game Design and Developer at Raccoopack Media)

• Episode 1: Defining gamification by exploring what is a game and how utilising game elements in non-game context becomes gamification.
  https://open.spotify.com/episode/6uV95iTsvjQC1jPM29F8Ua?si=sVk76nljS6uiuby9ST3V0Q
• Episode 2: Application, challenges and implementation of gamification in National University Singapore (NUS) Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine.
  https://open.spotify.com/episode/6lkUbOr1rRCJnJ1JX8JbQH?si=mcfOA8tWRKmsRYsXkT2jJQ