Rachel Ko is a Research Specialist who is in charge of the RNA in situ hybridization core facility. This platform assists researchers in analyzing the spatiotemporal location of target genes in plant tissues, thereby gaining a deeper understanding of gene regulation mechanisms and developmental processes.
In addition, Rachel Ko participates in net-zero carbon emission research at the Agricultural Biotechnology Research Center, using breeding and biotechnology to improve Napier grass, enhancing its environmental adaptability, biomass, and carbon sequestration capacity, with the aim of developing a green crop that combines carbon reduction benefits with sustainable agriculture.