A bright, talented, and self-motivated person who has excellent organizational skills and strong specific attention to detail. I obtained my Ph.D. degree from the Doctoral School of Nanotechnology at Trieste University, Italy. Then I joined the Biophysics group as a postdoctoral researcher at Georg August University, Germany. Over the last eight years, my researches focus on fundamental biophysical studies of various molecular motors that play critical roles in cell division. Those molecular motors are highly expressed in cancer cells which makes them potential candidates for cancer biomarker (diagnosis) and cancer therapies.