Mariam Shabbir

Developed and delivered engaging and comprehensive biology lectures for undergraduate students, covering topics such as genetics, cellular biology, ecology, and human anatomy.
• Designed and conducted laboratory experiments that reinforced theoretical concepts, ensuring students gained hands-on experience in scientific methods, data analysis, and critical thinking.
Prepared and maintained laboratory equipment and materials for biology experiments, ensuring all instruments were calibrated and ready for use.
• Mentored and advised students on academic and career-related matters, guiding research projects, coursework, and future opportunities in the field of biology.
• Assessed and evaluated student performance through exams, assignments, and practical assessments, providing constructive feedback to enhance learning outcomes.
• Managed laboratory inventory, ordering necessary supplies and reagents, and ensuring a well-stocked and organized lab environment.
• Organized and facilitated extracurricular activities, including science clubs and seminars, developed knowledge about fungal Cultivation, Botanical Garden establishment, kitchen gardening, and controlled growth of crop plants under lab-based as well as in field-stressed environments to promote student engagement and interest in biological sciences.
• I have learned a wide spectrum of laboratory techniques, including restriction digest, DNA sequence analysis, transformation of bacteria, recombinant protein expression, gel electrophoresis, immunoblotting, immunofluorescence, MTT, ELISA, and Griess assays.
• I have worked with plasmid and sequence analysis software (ApE, A Plasmid Editor) and other web-based tools used in biomedical research.• I have attained a firm understanding of what is needed to set up robust drug discovery assays and carry out target-based screening bioassays.
• Dealing with fine equipment and skills in microbiology, cell culture, and microscopy