I am a research scholar and a student at the University of Cincinnati, pursuing a PhD in Environmental Engineering. I am passionate about understanding the impact of climate change on resource-limited communities and the health of living organisms. I have developed strong analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills through my academic research in environmental toxicology.As a research scholar, I work with a team of experts to examine the airborne nano particles and their associated genomic damage in cancerous mammalian lung cells. I use various laboratory techniques and tools to collect, process, and analyze data, and communicate the findings to the scientific community and the public. My past study abroad experiences in Antarctica, Australia, and COP28 have greatly contributed to my passions and sustains my environmental stewardship. I am eager to apply my knowledge and skills to contribute to the advancement of nanomedicine and environmental science, and to make a positive difference in the world.