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ANGELINE SHARMA

ANGELINE SHARMA

Kensington

Summary

Innovative Researcher adept at developing probing questions, designing experiments and generating meaningful results. Experienced at identifying and using new technologies and resources. Works effectively and collaboratively with teams and individuals.

Overview

7
7
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Researcher

Ferrari Lab- UNSW
05.2024 - 03.2025
  • Running experiments in a PC2 laboratory. Trained on GLP, ISO and GMP/GDP standards.
  • Gas chromatography- Hydrogen, Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide and Carbon monoxide. Pressure tests. Measurements and analysis.
  • Oligotrophic culture work, plating, carbon limited media preparation and created novel culture techniques.
  • Rock analysis of Sandstone, Granite, and Quartz
  • Microbial community analysis
  • Hydrogenase enzyme activity study.
  • Data analysis using Rstudio, Python and BASH/command line.
  • Astrobiology.
  • Isolated organisms from Antarctica.
  • Developed assay's and procedures unique to my work.
  • Demonstrated exceptional time management skills while balancing multiple tasks including coursework, part-time employment, extracurricular activities alongside research responsibilities.
  • Meta genomics- phylogenetic trees, metabolic pathways annotations (pfam, KEGGS, COG) and analysis. Also worked from raw sequence data, did everything from scratch.
  • Presented research findings at university-wide events, enhancing public awareness of ongoing scientific endeavors.
  • First-Class Thesis writing.
  • DNA extraction optimization for low biomass samples (rock samples)
  • QPCR and normal PCR.
  • RStudio, command line, python, and shell script writing.
  • Gram stains, bright and darkfield microscopy. Fluorescence microscopy included.
  • Statistical analysis
  • Ecology based studies.
  • Genetic Analysis.
  • Developed top-level skills in collaboration, interpersonal communication and writing through hands-on work and training.

Research Intern

AROA Biosurgery- Research Intern
11.2023 - 02.2024
  • Running experiments in a PC2 laboratory. Trained on GLP, ISO and GMP/GDP. As this was a medical devices company, the maintenance of documents and equipment was quite strict, so I’ve learnt good habits on always logging and documenting processes.
  • I did maintenance of D551, PC12 and HeLa cell lines, includes splitting and seeding them into 24-well plates. Did an Immunoassay for these cell lines. Efficiency in excel and GraphPad for statistical analysis.
  • Testing antibiotics on pathogens
  • Enzymatic digest assay, time series experiment where I was dedicated and came in on the weekends to take measurements.
  • Research reports and contribution to future papers/publications.
  • Developed a software that counts cells, machine learning through python platform.
  • Supporting the research scientists and helping them with their work.
  • Established strong relationships with suppliers/vendors to improve procurement efficiency for essential materials components.
  • Implemented continuous improvement initiatives within the engineering team to optimize workflow efficiencies.

Laboratory Demonstrator/ Assistant

University of Auckland
01.2023 - 12.2023
  • Demonstrating experiments to students and aiding with their understanding. Correcting their lab techniques such as spectrometer use.
  • Immunology, histology, and microbial community/infection lessons
  • Collecting pathogen samples from plants and testing. Gel electrophoresis, Flow cytometry and antibody staining. Doing ELISA assays.
  • Invigilated the pre-med courses: BIOSCI106 (biochemistry), BIOSCI203 (Stage 2 Biochemistry) BIOSCI107 (Biomedical Science) and CHEM110 (organic chemistry) tests/exams.
  • Understood how to act according to university values and code of conduct.
  • Maintained a clean and organized laboratory environment conducive to efficient workflow and productive learning experiences for students.
  • Contributed to curriculum development efforts by providing input from a practical perspective, enhancing the relevance of course material to real-world applications.
  • Enhanced laboratory safety by conducting regular equipment maintenance and calibration checks.
  • Provided mentorship to students, fostering a supportive learning environment that encouraged curiosity and critical thinking skills.
  • Oversaw the training of new lab assistants, consistently maintaining high standards for professionalism and competence among staff members.

Quality Assurance Assistant

GSF FRESH
02.2018 - 12.2022
  • Help collect, label and transport sample
  • Writing reports on product number, separating samples for their relative tests, for anaerobic/aerobic bacteria tests, plating, and spoilage organism tests. Shelf-life tests.
  • Collect and treat samples with an antibiotic solution. Temperature checks and centrifuge samples the technicians made.
  • (part-time)
  • Maintained accurate records of inspection results, ensuring traceability and compliance with internal and external standards.
  • Evaluated returned products for safety, functionality, and other issues.
  • Elevated quality assurance standards with meticulous attention to detail during instrument calibration procedures.
  • Performed thorough inspections of incoming materials and outgoing products.
  • Streamlined data collection methods for test results, enabling faster analysis and decision-making regarding product improvements.

Education

Bachelor of Science - Environmental Biotechnology

The University of New South Wales
Sydney, AUS
03-2025

Bachelor of Science - Genetics and Biotechnology

The University of Auckland
Auckland, NZ
05.2024

Skills

  • Team collaboration
  • MS office
  • Strong work ethic
  • Data collection and organization
  • Data analysis
  • Documentation and reporting
  • Attention to detail
  • Qualitative and quantitative research

Accomplishments

Tkatchenko, T., Veale, R. W. F., Coates, D., Ram, A., Nobakht, S., Gerneke, D. A., Kreutmayer, L., Sharma, S., May, B. C. H., Dempsey, S. G., & Duncan, W. (IN PRESS). In vitro and in vivo characterization of an ovine forestomach matrix membrane for alveolar ridge preservation and soft tissue grafting. Journal of Functional Biomaterials

Certification

  • Licensed First Aider - 2018-present.
  • Python Programming, Harvard University – current
  • Google Cloud Computing Foundations: Cloud Computing Fundamentals, Google: Current
  • Approved Arrangement Accreditation for AA Accredited Persons (Classes 1-8) (GOLD). Biosecurity Awareness (GOLD)

Languages

English
Native or Bilingual
Hindi
Native or Bilingual
Japanese
Limited Working

Timeline

Researcher

Ferrari Lab- UNSW
05.2024 - 03.2025

Research Intern

AROA Biosurgery- Research Intern
11.2023 - 02.2024

Laboratory Demonstrator/ Assistant

University of Auckland
01.2023 - 12.2023

Quality Assurance Assistant

GSF FRESH
02.2018 - 12.2022

Bachelor of Science - Environmental Biotechnology

The University of New South Wales

Bachelor of Science - Genetics and Biotechnology

The University of Auckland

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