Experienced cell biologist with a strong background in cancer biology, molecular biology, and genetics. Proficient in handling various mammalian, bacterial, and viral systems. Skilled in developing and troubleshooting complex assays. Adaptable team member with excellent written and oral communication skills, supported by a solid teaching record. Demonstrated leadership and supervisory abilities through mentoring graduate students and coordinating teaching assistants. Reliable and driven, bringing a proactive approach to all tasks and responsibilities.
I. Dissecting the molecular signals regulating MYOGEF-mediated actin cytoskeleton remodeling
I. Electrical sensing of Zika Viral lysate using Paper- plastic microchip modified using silver- graphene nano-composite electrodes
II. Flexible microchip for electric detection and genotyping of Human Papilloma Virus
Coordinator for Introductory Biology Labs at Fordham University, New York for 3 semesters.
o Directed teams of 5+ instructors and 20+ graduate students to collaborate and strategize curricula and experiments.
o Designed and adapted experiments to a flexible, hybrid environment with digital communication platforms.
o Trained new graduate teaching assistants in teaching effectively for 200+ students during the pandemic.
Instructor for General Genetics lecture for 1 semester.
o Developed curricula and taught General Genetics lecture for pre-med undergraduates.
Graduate teaching fellow for Genetics Laboratory for 2 semesters.
o Developed the curriculum for teaching 100+ pre-med sophomores and an efficient hybrid teaching mode during the pandemic.
Graduate teaching assistant for Introductory Biology Labs and Genetics Lab for 3 semesters.