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San Diego, California, United States

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

For each month of the fellowship, collaborated with 1-2 fellow colleagues to explore and identify new areas of opportunity for venture creation. Arranged and conducted interviews with key opinion leaders in relevant fields, and provided progress updates to team leads at daily meetings. Prepared and presented a comprehensive slide deck at the end of each.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Structurally and biophysically investigated high-affinity antibodies specific for a major malarial antigen to gain insight into potent epitopes to target for vaccine design. Subsequently applied novel insights to design and biochemically characterize a next-generation nanoparticle-based immunogen for evaluation in immunization studies using animal models..

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Investigated the antibody response against a domain of high interest in a major malarial antigen by biophysically characterizing the molecular binding interactions formed by 24 different antibodies targeting this region and determining the structure of one high-affinity antibody.Presented research in a 3-minute thesis, poster presentations and formal oral.

Greater Toronto Area, Canada

Spearheaded a summer swimming program, providing one-hour, one-on-one private swimming lessons, for up to four students between the ages of 2-10 years old, 1-3 times a week each.

Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada

To ensure a safe, pleasurable swimming experience, oversaw the actions of lifeguards and swim instructors, and facilitated public relations with patrons.

Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada

Instructed students of all ages how to swim and perform emergency first aid, monitored swimming activities, and enforced pool rules. Maintained Standard First Aid with CPR-C, National Lifeguard (Pool) and Aquatic Instructor qualifications from the Lifesaving Society.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Biochemistry

Thesis title: Molecular Characterization of Monoclonal Antibodies Against Malaria Antigen Circumsporozoite Protein to Guide the Design of.

Bachelor'S Degree, Double Major In Biochemisty And Physiology