A dedicated and research-driven graduate student in Comparative Medicine at the University of Washington, with a background in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology. Currently exploring the role of creatine in neuroprotection and its potential to mitigate Alzheimer's progression. Actively engaged in community welfare through volunteer efforts. Passionate about leveraging scientific research to improve health outcomes.
Enhanced community welfare by efficiently organizing and distributing food packages.
Gained insights into patient care by observing physician-patient interactions and surgeries.
Boosted student academic success by teaching effective study and time management skills.
Supported patient care by maintaining equipment sterilization and confidentiality standards.
Fostered a supportive learning environment, leading to improved student understanding of math concepts.
Advanced Alzheimer's research through meticulous data collection and analysis.