Committed Lecturer with 5 years in mentoring and educating all levels of undergraduate students. Worked with full-time faculty to supplement programs to prepare students for success in career or graduate school. Created fascinating lectures and activities to explain and demonstrate difficult concepts. Accomplished researcher with 190000$ acquired funding and 14 published scientific papers studying human biology and diseases.
2022 – 2024 Postdoctoral Fellowship, FRQS (Value: 90 000$).
2022 – 2023 Faculty of Medicine Postdoctoral Award, McGill University (Value: 70 000$)
2019 – 2019 PhD Accelerator Award, Concordia University (Value: 5 000$).
2018 – 2019 Graduate Science Teaching and Learning Fellowship, Concordia University (Value: 1 000$).
2018 – 2019 Public Scholars Scholarship, Concordia University (Value: 10 000$).
2018 Conference and Exposition Award, Concordia University (Value: 1 000$).
2018 “Grand Prix Jeune Potentiel” Award, Fondation Club Avenir (Value: 5500$).
2018 Science, Action! Award, NSERC/CSRNG (Value: 2500$).
2016 Undergraduate Summer Research Award, Concordia University (Value: 5000$).
2023 Project: Transcriptional regulation of ribosome biogenesis and senescence by a PML /mTOR nuclear complex in triple negative breast cancer. Student: Agata Apanasevich
2022 Project: Nuclear receptors as oncogenic driver of a rare subtype of triple-negative breast cancer. Students: Madeleine Hall, Marius Ygonia, Iris Luo
2021 Project: Nuclear receptors ERRs: role in fatty acid oxidation and contributions to luminal breast cancer. Student: Xinye Zhao,
2019 Project: Effect of longevity extending PE21 on protein folding and degradation: a proteomics approach. Student: Christine Abdelmalek, Wayn Tse.
2018 Project: Effect of longevity extending PE21 on mitochondrial respiration: a proteomics approach. Student: Suwaira Iqbal.
2018 Project: Effect of longevity extending PE21 on stress response: a proteomics approach. Student: Sahar Soodbakhsh.
2018 Project: Effect of longevity extending PE21 on lipid metabolism: a proteomics approach. Student: Hana Maalaoui.
2017 Project: Effect of longevity extending PE21 on liponecrosis, a form of regulated cell death. Student: Enkhjin Batdorj.
2017 Project: Elucidating the effect of 15 newly discovered aging-delaying plant extracts on mitochondrial membrane potential and intracellular ROS concentrations. Student: Tarek Taifour.
2016 Project: Effect of single-gene-deletion mutations eliminating different enzymes of lipid metabolism on the ability of PE21 to extend lifespan and delay liponecrosis. Student: Tarek Taifour, Nazanin Shambayati.
2015 Project: Effect of a mixture of six novel anti-aging plant extracts on cellular and mitochondrial lipidomes. Student : Rebecca Robertson.