Ramisa Fariha

Dr. Ramisa Fariha is a Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow at the Brown University RNA Center, where she leads method development in mass spectrometry–based nucleoside and tRNA modification analysis. Her research integrates analytical chemistry, microfluidic engineering, and translational diagnostics to enable high-throughput, low-volume assays for reproductive and mental health applications. Dr. Fariha earned her Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering from Brown University, where she developed a patented electric-field-assisted dried blood spot extraction device to improve diagnostic accessibility and automation. Her innovations in therapeutic drug monitoring and clinical microsampling have received national and international recognition, including coverage by EurekAlert! (AAAS), G2 Intelligence, and The Boston Globe. She was named a STAT Wunderkind (2024) for her contributions to advancing clinical mass spectrometry. An active contributor to the SLAS community, Dr. Fariha serves as an Ad Hoc m