I work with Dr. Stephen Burgess lab at the Biostatistics Unit, University of Cambridge on stratified Mendelian Randomization studies to investigate causal factors of cardiovascular disease in women and men.
I am a PhD student in Clinical Neurosciences at University of Cambridge, working on developing a vascularized brain organoid/assembiod model for studying neurodegenerative diseases (eg., ALS/FTD) in Dr. Andras Lakatos' lab (Department of Clinical Neurosciences) and Professor Yan Yan Shery Huang's lab (Department of Engineering).
PhD-trained microbial geneticist with over 12 years of experience in computational biology, bio-statistics, and analysis of bioactive compounds. Advanced skill in R and BASH, meta-omics data analysis (meta-genomics and meta-transcriptomics) molecular evolution of proteins (Membrane protein, Enzymes, Scaffold protein). I have work experience in 4 different countries (India, Germany, the Czech Republic, and the UK) with colleagues from more than 15 nations.
My background is in Biological Sciences. I obtained my MSci at the University of Bristol. During my undergraduate degree, I became extremely interested in plant sciences and decided that I wanted to purse a PhD in plant/crop sciences.
Postdoctoral Researcher in the Moyroud Group at SLCU studying natural variation and EvoDevo of petal bullseye patterns in Hibiscus using a combination of genetics, genomics and field work.
