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Revision as of 23:35, 1 November 2017
Team
Dr. Anette Vincent
Dr. Annette Vincent (Carnegie Mellon University Qatar), Qatar Dr. Vincent obtained her BSc (Honors) and PhD degrees in Biochemistry from the National University of Singapore, Singapore and is currently an Assistant Teaching Professor and Program Director of the Biological Sciences program at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar. Being a true blue Singaporean, she enjoys eating and cooking. If there was time for sports, football and netball are the sports of choice. Her scientific research focuses on the isolation and characterization of bacteriophages as an alternative to biocides/ antibiotics to combat pathogenic bacteria in the environment. Her group isolates undiscovered bacteriophages from the environment (sand, soil, wastewater) and purify these viruses against host bacterial species related to disease causing or bioremediation associated species. Through the use of next-generation sequencing techniques and computational biology tools, her group aims to elucidate the microbiome and bacteriophages from the environment with hopes to combat pathogenic bacteria from the environment
Cheryl Telmer
Major: Biological Sciences
As a Research Biologist at Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh we are developing fluorescent and bioluminescent sensors for live-cell imaging of protein localization and dynamics of cell structure and function. Collaborative research projects with Dr. Miskov-Zivanov and her lab at the University of Pittsburgh, as part of DARPA's Big Mechanism program,are directed towards the design of a system for automated reading of scientific literature and assembly of causal, explanatory models of the dynamics of signaling pathways in cancer.
Dina Nayel
Major: Biological Sciences
Hobbies: Aimless wanderings of her mind as well as her feet, take her to places far away from home. She lives for moments like abseiling in Oman and getting lost in a trail in Frick forest, catching sunrise on her bike and riding horses.
Field of Interest: Genetics, marine biology and ecology.
Saad Rasool
Major: Biological Sciences
Hobbies: Staying away from Social gatherings and exploring new isolated spots.
Field of Interest: Immunology, Cancer Biology and Virology
Alreem Johar
Major: Biological Sciences
Hobbies: Swimming and watching Turkish series
Field of Interest: Biological and Stem Cells Engineering Programs
Yasmin Abdelaal
Major: Information Systems
Hobbies: Paddling, swimming, generally water sports as well as football, basketball.
Field of Interest: I am interested in finding solutions and creating ease for people using technology
Aisha Fakhroo
Major: Biological Sciences
Hobbies: Sports such as Soccer and basketball, as well as reading.
Field of Interest: Medicine
Najlaa Al Thani
Major: Biological Sciences
Hobbies: Cooking and bakin, with a focus on integrating healthy habits into my lifestyle
Field of Interest: Effect of dietary consumption on physiological development
Albandari Al Khater
Major: Biological Sciences
Hobbies: Learning languages, watching documentaries, voluntary work, diving, arabic calligraphy
Field of Interest: Life sciences
Kawthar AlSadat
Major: Biological Sciences
Hobbies: My hobbies are reading, volunteering, shopping and travelling.
Field of Interest: I'm interested in Lab work, I'm also interested in Business Administration, which made me decide to do it as a minor. .
