Sania Yasmin
PhD Scholar

Yashi Gaur
PTS III

Anjali Maurya
PhD Student

Anjali Maurya completed her B.Sc (H) Biomedical Sciences from Shaheed Rajguru College of Applied Sciences for women , Delhi University and obtained her M.sc in Biochemistry from department of Biochemistry, South Campus Delhi University. During her masters she has worked on Cloning ,Expression and Characterization of EGFP gene in Tetracycline based system and later on she has joined the CSIR -IGIB as a Project Assistant II in structural biology lab and worked on the Elucidation the molecular basis for highly Specific Recognition of 16SrRNA Nucleotides by Cognate Methyltransferases of M. tuberculosis. She is currently working as a JUNIOR RESEARCH FELLOW at Nanotechnology Lab, Electron Microscopy Facility, Department of Anatomy, AIIMS, New Delhi.

Title of Project: Development of quick specific detection system of EWS-FLI1 fusion protein

Funding Agency: Department of Biotechnology, Government of India

Time Period of Project: 17-03-2019 to 16-03-2022

Join Date: May 2019

Dr. Hari Prasad
MD Student

Sunil Kumar
PhD (CSIR-SRF)

Sunil Kumar completed his post post-graduation in Life Science from DAV Indore, India. During his masters he has worked from NIPGR, New Delhi on “Expression analysis of rate limiting enzyme coding genes (HMGR & DXR) of the isoprenoid pathway under drought and salt stress in chickpea”. He is currently working as a CSIR-JRF scholar at Nanotechnology Lab, Electron Microscopy Facility, Department of Anatomy, AIIMS, New Delhi. Presently, his research work is primarily focused on development of simple and visual detection system for cervical cancer using nanotechnology.

 
Title of the Project: Development of nano-enabled cost-effective diagnostic technology for Cervical Cancer

Join Date: December 2018

Neha Ramani
Project Research Scientist 1

Akansha Kanaujia
Project Technical Officer

Vishal
TEM & Confocal Operator

Ratna Priya
Medical Lab Technologist (MLT)

Ms. Srishty Raman
PhD Scholar
Srishty Raman completed her B. Physiotherapy from PGIMER Chandigarh, India and obtained her M. Sc. in Anatomy from AIIMS New Delhi, India in 2017. During her masters she has worked on investigating the role of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in the promoter region of PAI-1 gene, a fibrinolysis inhibitor, in idiopathic cases of avascular necrosis of femur head development. She is currently enrolled as a PhD scholar at Nanotechnology Lab, Electron Microscopy Facility, Department of Anatomy, AIIMS, New Delhi. Presently, her research work is primarily focused on development of simple and visual detection system for cervical cancer using nano-technological Intervention funded by SERB, GoI. Title of the Project: "Magnetic Nanoparticles and Quantum Dots Coupled Visual Confirmation of Cervical Cancer Cells from Cytology Sample: A Cost Effective, Quick and Suitable Test for Rural Indian Setup". Thesis Title: Development of nanoparticles-based detection system for cervical cancer cells from cytology samples Enrolled for PhD: 31st March 2018 Join this project: 23 April 2018

Sumant Kumar
PhD Student

Passionate and dedicated Neuroscience Enthusiast with foundation in Proteomics, Molecular Techniques and Animal Cell Culture.

I am a recipient of the prestigious CSIR NET-JRF 2022 &2023, DBT-JRF 2021, GATE Life Science 2022, and TIFR (JGEBILLS) 2020. 

I am a Ph.D. student at AIIMS Delhi, investigating the effects of maternal chronic intermittent hypoxia on offspring's cholinergic system and cognition. I’ve contributed to projects at CSIR-IGIB, ICMR institutes, NII New Delhi, INMAS (DRDO) and IIT Bombay, focusing on areas like COVID-19 studies, meningeal tumor and traumatic brain injury biomarkers. I’m passionate about collaborating with peers to drive meaningful scientific progress.

Yogesh Sharma
PhD Student

Dr. Subhankar Roy
MD Student

Udita Shree
Junior Research Fellow

Dr Srishti Jain
PG student

Dr. Madhur
PG student

Dr. Bhaskar Sharma
PhD Student

Arti Joshi
PhD Scholar

Shikha Chaudhary
Project Research Scientist 1

Pooja Yadav
PhD Student (CSIR-SRF)