Innovative biological sciences researcher with over seven years of experience in designing, executing, analyzing, and interpreting research projects. Key expertise includes: handling in vivo models, cell culture, western blotting, RT-PCR, ELISA, ChIP assay, CO-IP, Compusyn (Quantitation of synergism), flow cytometry, confocal microscopy, IHC, ICC, in silico docking, clonogenicity, molecular mechanisms of cancer cell resistant, soft agar assay for anchorage-independent growth, scratch assay, migration/invasion for studies of cancer metastasis and aggressiveness.I did my Ph.D. in biological sciences at Council of Scientific and Industrial Research - Indian Institute of Toxicology Research, India. My thesis and research are “To investigate the role of bisphenol A on prostate cancer metastasis." My doctoral research training allowed me to explore the role of EDCs in hormone-dependent prostate cancer. In this project, we explore the connection of EDCs with androgen receptor-dependent epithelial to mesenchymal transition and epigenetic machinery (such as DNMT1, HDAC1, and biology of miRNAs) in prostate cancer metastasis and aggressiveness. I have hands-on experience handling in vivo models, in vitro cell culture, western blotting, ELISA, ChIP assay, flow cytometry, and other molecular biology techniques. In addition to my Ph.D. work, I have been involved in other projects in the group for studies on the role of phytochemicals (Intricatinol) in combination with classical chemotherapeutic drugs.During Ph.D., I have trained more than 12 postgraduate students. After completing of Ph.D., Currently, I am working as a postdoctoral fellow (Received the prestigious ICMR-Research Associateship) in the School of Biosciences and Bioengineering at IIT Mandi, HP, India. My project involves studying the immunomodulatory potential of bioactive phytochemicals from T. cordifolia. Importantly, it investigates the immunomodulating potential of the bioactive analog of T. cordifolia. In this project, I predict anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory targets of T. cordifolia via network pharmacology, molecular docking, MD simulations, and experimental validation. In addition to my main research project, I have also been involved in dealing with other projects in the groups. With an extensive background in molecular biology, cancer biology, virology, and cancer resistance, I believe I would bring valuable interdisciplinary skills and perspectives to the biology projects.