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Bio BIO Lab Manager, Stanford University, Prof. Tarik Massod 08/2015 Present School of Medicine, Department of radiology section of Neuroradiology, Molecular imaging program at Stanford (MIPS) Lab • Performed antioxidant project to treat brain/breast cancer utilizing the following techniques : Cell culturing (T98G, LN229, U87, T98G, 293T, MDA, Hela cells) including maintenance of cells, transfection, transduction and drug treatment Cloning, transformation, plasmid extraction, gel electrophoresis Flow cytometer, mitochondria staining, luciferase assay Nanomedicine, Molecular imaging, Targeted delivery, Gene therapy • Enhanced the therapeutic efficacy of Temozolomide (clinical drug) towards glioblastoma by 20 with miR-21 downregulation and PLGA nanoparticles • Co-delivery of therapeutic microRNAs and drugs for triple negative breast cancer treatment in pre-clinical small animal model by multifunctional polymer nanocarriers Canary Crest Summer Program Mentor, Stanford University, School of Medicine 2017 & 2018 Assistant to the chair, Spiritual Care, UC Davis Med Center 10/2012-8/2015 Research Assistant, Stanford University, Prof. Ahmad Salehi 10/2013 – 06/2015 • BDNF signaling in mouse model of Down syndrome: Performed biochemical techniques including western blots, immunohistochemistry, qPCR and ELISA • Study differences between normal and abnormal physiology to find appropriate biological targets for drug intervention • Study the pathways by which the drugs are causing the observed effects on cognitive function and neurodegeneration • Performed in-vitro and in-vivo experiments using mouse models of Down syndrome to study the effects of drugs on neurodegeneration and learning ability (cognition) Research Assistant, University of California Davis, Prof. Kit Lam 6/2012-12/2012 Performed experiments on cancer treatment techniques including: Library design, General library screening techniques, Optimizing concentration of dye Image J, picked up beads, sequencing

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EXTH-28. TARGETED POLYGIONS ENGINEERED WITH SURFACE miRNAs FOR COMBINED MULTIMODALITY IMAGING AND ENHANCEMENT OF TEMOZOLOMIDE TREATMENT: A NOVEL INTRANASALLY-DELIVERED THERANOSTIC STRATEGY AGAINST GLIOBLASTOMA