Erum Dilshad

Interactive & Student-Centered Learning
My lessons are designed to be dynamic, engaging, and tailored to your goals. Whether you’re an undergraduate exploring biotechnology or a graduate student diving into advanced research, I prioritize:

Conceptual Clarity: Breaking down complex topics (e.g., CRISPR, RNA-seq, cancer biomarkers) into digestible modules with real-world applications.

Hands-On Training: Lab protocols, data analysis workshops, and protocol design—because science is best learned by doing.

Critical Discussions: Debate recent papers, troubleshoot research challenges, and brainstorm innovative solutions.

Content & Format

Lectures: Structured yet flexible, blending theory (e.g., molecular genetics, nanomedicine) with case studies from my own research (e.g., Artemisia transformation, FISH diagnostics).

Practical Sessions: Step-by-step guidance on techniques I’ve mastered:

CRISPR (gene editing in plants/bacteria).

Omics Technologies (RNA-seq, single-cell analysis).

Cancer Biology (cell line assays, flow cytometry).

Mentorship: Regular feedback on your projects, from hypothesis design to manuscript drafting.

Integrating Technology & Data Analysis
• Using bioinformatics tools (e.g., BLAST, phylogenetic analysis) trains students in data interpretation.
• Virtual labs (e.g., simulated ecosystems) allow "what-if" scenario testing.
Students transition from passive learners to active investigators, developing skills essential for research, medicine, and biotechnology careers.