Postdoctoral Researcher (Neuroscience)
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As a neuroscientist with years of experience in studying visual learning and perception in animal models, including schizophrenic mice models, I am deeply passionate about scientific research and making a positive impact on society.
Throughout my career, I have dedicated myself to collaborating with leading experts in the field to push the boundaries of neuroscience and gain a deeper understanding of the mechanisms underlying visual perception and learning. My work has focused on investigating the neural circuits and molecular mechanisms that underlie these processes, with the ultimate goal of developing novel treatments for neurological disorders.
One of the special skills I have developed over the years is problem-solving. I am skilled at breaking down complex scientific problems into smaller, more manageable pieces, and using a systematic approach to find effective solutions. Additionally, I am a collaborative thinker, and I thrive in team environments where I can bounce ideas off of other experts in the field.
My critical thinking skills have also been essential in my work, as they have allowed me to evaluate data objectively and draw meaningful conclusions from my research.
As a mentor, I have been able to share my knowledge and expertise with others in the field, helping to develop the next generation of neuroscientists. I am committed to providing guidance and support to my mentees, and I take pride in their successes.
Overall, my years of experience as a neuroscientist studying visual learning and perception in animal models, my passion for scientific research, and my skills in problem-solving, collaborating, critical thinking, and mentoring have made me an asset to the field of neuroscience.
University of Cambridge Oct 2019 – present
Postdoctoral Fellow in the Physiology, Development and Neuroscience Dept.
Rutgers University Aug 2012 – Aug 2019
Ph.D. in Behavioral and Molecular Neuroscience (GPA: 3.63)
BSc in Psychology/Neural and Behavioral Science (GPA 3.40)
