I am currently working on completing my doctoral dissertation. I am a Ph.D. candidate in Mechref Omics Lab at Texas Tech University. My research interests are glycomics, proteomics, and metabolomics. I have been working on the development and application of liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (HPLC/UHPLC-MS/MS, LC-FAIMS-MS, Orbitrap) methods to separate and characterize biomolecules like glycan, protein, and metabolite that can be considered as potential biomarkers for different neurological, cardiovascular and metabolic disorders.Throughout my academic journey, I’ve honed practical skills in time management, team leadership, critical thinking, and problem-solving—qualities developed through rigorous research and teaching responsibilities as a Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant. My diverse educational background, with a Bachelor's in Pharmacy, an MS in Pharmaceutical Sciences, and an MSNS-Chemistry Track, has fueled my passion for the intersection of pharma-sciences and chemistry, particularly in employing advanced analytical tools to address complex biological and pharmacological questions from an analytical chemistry perspective.In my research, I’ve demonstrated strengths in experimental design, troubleshooting, and goal-oriented teamwork, consistently striving for scientific excellence. My work has centered around leveraging cutting-edge technologies to contribute to the advancement of scientific knowledge.My dedication to excellence, coupled with my proficiency in utilizing cutting-edge technologies, positions me as a valuable asset to the research community for future scientific investigations. I am eager to make meaningful contributions to the field and contribute to the growth and impact of scientific research.