PhD graduate student and enthusiast in epigenetics, cancer biology, and aging with expertise in chromatin regulation, genome engineering, and method development. Skilled in advanced molecular and cellular techniques, including CRISPR-based base and prime editing, recombinant virus engineering, and single-cell transcriptomics. Adept at integrating multi-omics approaches, protein interaction studies, and translational models to dissect mechanisms of cancer progression and metastasis.
Mentored three graduate and seven undergraduate students during their honors and summer studentship projects, providing guidance in project conception, experimental design, and troubleshooting throughout their research journey. All of them successfully graduated with excellent grades.
Facilitated study groups to strengthen student understanding of course material, led troubleshooting sessions, and delivered lectures on bioinformatics technologies.
Three-month summer internship in the Bioinformatics Core Lab, gaining hands-on experience in intermediate-level R programming and next-generation sequencing (NGS) data analysis, with a focus on bulk RNA-seq and ChIP-seq pipelines.