I am an environmentally conscious researcher with a profound interest in the biology of cancer. I graduated from the University of Copenhagen with a master’s degree in Biology-Biotechnology in fall 2019 and my master’s thesis focused on the effect of extracellular pH on cellular processes in metastatic cancers of the breast, pancreas, and colon. Further, I previously worked as a scientific editor for manuscripts in the field of oncology, surgery, and allied healthcare to help researchers convey and publish their findings in the most coherent, concise, and structured manner.
February 2021–now: Scientific Writer/ Research Assistant at Center for Surgical Science, Zealand University Hospital, Køge
August 2020–January 2021: Scientific Editor, CACTUS Communications, Mumbai, India
March 2016–September 2016: Clinical Operations/Feasibility Intern at SIRO Clinpharm, Mumbai, India
2011–2015: Bachelor’s in Pharmacy, Bombay College of Pharmacy, India
2017–2019: Master’s in Biology–Biotechnology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
My research focus is to investigate perioperative transcriptomic changes in the tumor and tumor microenvironment of the patients undergoing electrochemotherapy to build a deeper understanding of the molecular impact of electroporation on cancer tissues. Further, I wish to explore the immunologic responses that may be triggered due to electrochemotherapy.
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LAST UPDATE: APR 2021