Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
I am a research scientist in the area of alloegeneic cell based immunotherapy. I consider myself an ambitious and hard working individual, who excels working independently and in a team. After all, the very nature of research is collaborative. Ongoing extensive volunteering and academic records has enhanced my knowledge, communication and delegation skills.In addition to keeping up-to-date with the most recent news in the healthcare industries and fishing out the best possible opportunity to add to my learning curve, I love capturing breathtaking landscapes in my camera lenses. Nevertheless, traveling and exploring has become a priority lifestyle as well. Enrichment of and excellence in personal and professional development is what I thrive for. I look forward to a more active role in society, contributing to the translation of my research in therapeutics.
TA for first-year immunology and biomedical science units.
Achieved 1st class (H1A) results for my honours project on the importance of CD4+ and CD8+ lymphocytes in curative response to Cyclophosphamide.
As a vacation student at NCARD, I looked at the invitro sensitivity of various tumour cell lines to chemotherapy via MTT assays by using statistical and graphical analytic programs.
Pastoral care for residents, organizing and delivering events under respective portfolios and ensuring the Hall code of conduct is followed throughout.