-Student Intern under mentor Dr.Scott Willett and supervisor Kevin Gerbrick-Studied the impacts of Camel antibodies,(VHH's) on the inhibition of SARS-CoV-2 Spike Proteins- Developed procedures on bacterial transformation with DH5 alpha and BL21 E.coli Strains-Utilized ELISA Assays to analyze the binding affinity and dissociation constant of VHH on Spike Proteins

-Interned under Sharon D. Kenny PhD-Analyzed over three thousand leaking underground storage tank (LUST) facilities,evaluating their compliance with federal statutes and state insurance regulations.-Calculated and contrasted potential costs associated withthe implementation of conventional remediation techniques and promising new technologies thathave been recently published in peer-reviewed journal articles.-Created a computer modelof the International Waste Identification Code (IWIC) used to document cross-border movementof hazardous waste and recyclable materials

-Coordinated a series of health fairs and community events, gathering data and raising awareness about the risks of smoking within the Asian American community.-Conducted 50+ personal interviews and facilitated free lung cancer screenings and tests in coordination with Jefferson Health, contributing to early detection efforts and patient education initiatives.-Designed compelling presentations and created impactful anti-smoking posters using Adobe Photoshop, contributing to a 25% increase in campaign engagement.

-Analyzed clinical trial data using R and SAS, contributing to the development of statistical models that improved data accuracy by 15%.-Conducted data extraction and processing in Microsoft Excel to quantify medication effectiveness, presenting findings through visual data representations.-Analyzed clinical trial data related to Cytokine Release Syndrome, reducing patient risk by identifying key biomarkers and patterns, contributing to the refinement of treatment protocols, and enhancing patient safety.