Position Overview:As an Assistant Professor, I teach Environmental Science and Water Sanitation and Health Sciences at the Bachelor’s and Master’s levels, supervising students in water and wastewater treatment research. I have successfully mentored 14 Master’s students to graduation. My research focuses on biological wastewater treatment, with 26 publications in high-impact journals and six book chapters. I have also secured a research grant of 8.6 million PKR.Key Responsibilities:Teaching & Curriculum Development: I design and deliver comprehensive lectures, lab sessions, and seminars, regularly updating course materials to reflect the latest research and industry developments, ensuring students receive relevant and cutting-edge education.Student Supervision & Mentorship: I provide academic and research mentorship to Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Ph.D. students, particularly in water and wastewater treatment projects. My guidance has led to the successful graduation of 14 Master’s students, helping them develop strong research skills.Research & Publications: I conduct advanced research in Environmental Engineering, focusing on biological wastewater treatment. My work is published in high-impact journals, and I contribute to the academic community through book chapters, collaborating with peers to drive innovation.Grant Acquisition & Project Management: I actively seek funding to support my research. I have secured and managed a research grant of 8.6 million PKR, essential in advancing my work. I excel in proposal development, budget management, and project completion.Service & Leadership: I serve on the Board of Faculties, Board of Faculty, and Board of Studies, contributing to curriculum reviews, accreditation processes, and policy development, shaping the department's and university's strategic direction.

Position Overview:As an Assistant Professor of Environmental Science, I taught and mentored students at the Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Ph.D. levels, focusing on the treatment of water and wastewater. My role involved both academic instruction and hands-on supervision of research projects. I successfully guided students in their research, contributing to their academic and professional growth. Additionally, I have secured both research and mobility grants, published papers in high-impact journals, and played an active role in organizing academic conferences. I am also a member of the Advanced Studies Research Board (ASRB).Key Responsibilities:Teaching & Curriculum Development: I delivered lectures and developed course materials for Environmental Science courses across Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Ph.D. programs. My teaching approach integrated the latest research and industry practices, ensuring that students received a comprehensive education.Student Supervision & Mentorship: I supervised Bachelor’s and Master’s students in their research on water and wastewater treatment. My mentorship helped students achieve their academic goals and produce research that contributes to the field.Research & Grant Acquisition: I conducted research in Environmental Science, particularly in water and wastewater treatment. My work led to several publications in high-impact journals. I also secured research and mobility grants, which supported my research activities and facilitated academic exchanges.Conference Organization & Academic Service: I played a key role in organizing conferences, bringing together experts, and fostering collaboration within the academic community. As a member of the Advanced Studies Research Board (ASRB), I contributed to the review and approval of advanced research proposals and projects.

Position Overview:As a Ph.D. scholar at Myongji University, South Korea, I conducted advanced research in Environmental Engineering and Energy, focusing on enhancing the biodiesel and bioethanol potential of marine microalgae. My research aimed at optimizing the growth of marine microalgae and reducing the cost of biofuel production. The title of my Ph.D. research was "Effects of Environmental Factors on Lipid and Carbohydrate Production in Marine Green Microalga Dunaliella tertiolecta." My work contributed to the growing body of knowledge in biofuel production and was recognized through presentations at international conferences and the publication of five research papers in reputable international journals.Key Responsibilities:Research & Development: Conducted in-depth research on marine microalgae, specifically focusing on optimizing conditions for lipid and carbohydrate production to enhance biodiesel and bioethanol yields. My research explored the effects of various environmental factors on the growth and biofuel potential of Dunaliella tertiolecta.Optimization & Cost Reduction: Developed strategies to optimize the growth of marine microalgae and reduce the overall cost of biofuel production. My work involved experimental design, data analysis, and the application of environmental engineering principles to achieve sustainable and cost-effective biofuel production.Publications & Knowledge Dissemination: Authored five research papers based on my Ph.D. research, published in international peer-reviewed journals. My work has contributed to the academic community's understanding of biofuel production from marine microalgae.Conference Presentations: Presented my research findings at international conferences, sharing insights on the potential of marine microalgae for sustainable biofuel production. These presentations facilitated academic discussions and collaborations with researchers from around the world.

Position Overview:As a Microbiologist in a Drug Testing Laboratory, I was responsible for ensuring the safety and efficacy of pharmaceutical products by conducting comprehensive microbiological testing. My work focused on detecting microbial contamination, performing sterility tests, testing for mycotoxins, and conducting drug resistance assays. I also played a key role in preparing detailed reports based on my findings, contributing to the quality control and regulatory compliance of the drugs tested.Key Responsibilities:Microbial Contamination Testing: Conducted rigorous tests to detect and quantify microbial contamination in pharmaceutical products, ensuring they met safety standards.Sterility Testing: Performed sterility testing on drugs to confirm the absence of viable contaminating microorganisms, adhering to strict protocols and industry regulations.Mycotoxin Testing: Tested pharmaceutical products for the presence of mycotoxins, which are toxic secondary metabolites produced by certain fungi, ensuring product safety and compliance with regulatory standards.Drug Resistance Testing: Carried out drug resistance tests to determine the efficacy of antibiotics and other antimicrobial agents, helping to prevent the spread of drug-resistant strains.Report Writing: Compiled detailed reports based on the results of microbiological tests, providing clear and accurate documentation for regulatory submission and quality assurance purposes.

Position Overview:As a Lecturer at Frontier Institute of Medical Sciences, I was responsible for teaching Microbiology and Hematology to higher secondary and bachelor’s level students. My role involved delivering comprehensive lectures, developing course materials, and guiding students through complex concepts in these critical fields of medical science. I was dedicated to fostering a deep understanding of microbiological processes and hematological principles among my students, preparing them for advanced studies and professional careers in healthcare.Key Responsibilities:Teaching & Curriculum Development: Delivered lectures and practical sessions in Microbiology and Hematology, ensuring that students received a solid foundation in these subjects. Developed and updated course materials to reflect current advancements in medical science.Student Engagement & Support: Provided academic support and mentorship to students, helping them grasp challenging concepts and succeed in their studies. Encouraged critical thinking and practical application of knowledge through interactive learning activities.Assessment & Evaluation: Designed and administered exams, quizzes, and lab assessments to evaluate student performance. Provided constructive feedback to support student development and improvement.Professional Development: Stayed current with the latest developments in Microbiology and Hematology, integrating new research and techniques into the curriculum to enhance student learning.

Position Overview:As a Microbiologist at the Veterinary Research and Disease Investigation Center, I played a crucial role in diagnosing and addressing bacterial infections in poultry. My work involved performing drug sensitivity tests, culturing bacteria from infected body parts of poultry samples, and testing bacteria in blood samples of poultry birds. I was committed to improving animal health and supporting disease management through precise microbiological analysis and testing.Key Responsibilities:Drug Sensitivity Testing: Conducted drug sensitivity tests to determine the effectiveness of various antibiotics and treatments on bacterial strains isolated from poultry. My work ensured that the most effective treatment options were identified and recommended.Bacterial Culture & Isolation: Cultured and isolated bacteria from infected body parts of poultry samples. I applied sterile techniques and microbiological methods to accurately identify pathogens and support the diagnosis of infections.Blood Sample Analysis: Tested blood samples from poultry birds for the presence of bacterial infections. My analysis contributed to early detection and intervention, helping to prevent the spread of diseases within poultry populations.Reporting & Documentation: Documented findings and prepared detailed reports on bacterial isolates, drug sensitivity results, and other relevant data. My reports provided valuable insights for veterinarians and researchers involved in disease management and treatment strategies.