Research Fellow in Virology/RNA Biology. Laboratory Skills: Proficient in a wide range of molecular biology techniques, including cloning, transfection, lentivirus production and transduction, gene editing using CRISPR-Cas9, and chromosomal conformation capture. Competent in biochemical techniques such as protein purification (including Akta/FPLC), RNA-seq and analysis using Galaxy, RT-qPCR, RNAi, PCR, DNA/RNA purification, and electrophoresis, among other transcriptomic and proteomic methods. Skilled in cell culture (including primary cells), flow cytometry, and reporter assays, with a comprehensive understanding of RNA biology, virology, oncology, and microbiology. Proficient in confocal microscopy and experienced in microscopy image analysis, such as Cell Profiler and ImageJ. Data Analysis: Strong analytical skills developed through extensive research, including analysis of transcriptomic and proteomic data sets. Proficient in various analysis tools and software. Scientific Writing: Developed strong scientific writing skills throughout PhD and post-doc positions, including manuscript and grant proposal writing. Project Management: Demonstrated the ability to manage research projects, coordinate experiments, and analyse data effectively with a proactive mindset and attention to detail. Collaboration: Experienced in interdisciplinary collaboration, both within research teams and across departments, fostering productive working relationships, demonstrating strong interpersonal skills. Adaptability: Proven ability to quickly adapt to new techniques, technologies, and research challenges, demonstrated by successful progression from undergraduate to post-doctoral research. Troubleshooting: Skilled in identifying and resolving experimental issues, enhancing efficiency and research productivity. Scientific Communication: Effective communication of complex scientific concepts to diverse audiences, with strong verbal and written communication skills. Independent Work: Ability to work independently in fast-paced environments, consistently demonstrating initiative and reliability throughout my research.