Deepanshu

I am a PhD scholar working in the field of Raman spectroscopy and cancer, with a strong academic background. I visited Shimane University, Japan, as a delegate under the Sakura Science Program (SSP), where I presented my research on single-cell assays. During my bachelor’s degree, I served as the General Secretary of Evolver, an event-organizing committee, where I was involved in organizing scientific events, including an interaction with Douglas Futuyma, a renowned evolutionary biologist. Beyond academics, I enjoy spending time with nature, which has greatly contributed to my curiosity and continuous learning. During my postgraduate studies, I completed my dissertation in the field of microRNA and cancer biology, which subsequently led to the publication of two research articles. I envision contributing to the advancement of the healthcare sector through innovative, accessible, and technology-driven approaches for early disease detection, diagnosis, and personalized treatment.