Ria

I hold a Ph.D. in Cell and Molecular Biology and a Master’s degree in Biotechnology, with over seven years of academic and research experience in the life sciences. I completed my doctoral and post-doctoral work in the United States, where I specialized in cell biology, molecular genetics and mechanisms, DNA damage and repair, and experimental biology.

In addition to my research career, I have been actively involved in teaching and mentoring undergraduate students during my PhD and post-doc training. I have served as a Teaching Assistant for university-level courses in Cell Biology, Genetics, and Microbiology, where I conducted lab sessions, explained core biological concepts, guided students through experiments, and helped them prepare for exams and practicals.

My research background includes hands-on experience with cell culture, microscopy, molecular biology techniques, and data analysis, which allows me to teach biology not just from textbooks, but with real-world scientific context. I enjoy breaking down complex topics into simple, intuitive explanations so that students can build strong conceptual foundations.

I am passionate about helping students understand biology clearly and confidently, whether they are preparing for school exams or university coursework.