Jasmine excels in researching topics for in-depth articles. She specializes in grant writing and topic articles. She is also experienced in programming and data analytics after completing a Data Science Training program. She graduated with honors for exceeding expectations in her assignments.
Jasmine achieved both American Medical Writers Association Essential Skills Certificate and the NIH Plain Language Online Training Certification. These taught her the basics of medical writing and how to explain technical concepts to a general audience.
Jasmine is interested in medical writing, data analysis, and visualizations. She takes pride in fully researching topics and presenting her findings in clear terms. Jasmine is an amateur graphic designer and likes to create figures for scientific concepts.
Jasmine also enjoys reading old mystery novels and participating in weekly gaming sessions with friends.
During her time at PNC, Jasmine wrote for the university newspaper, tutored her fellow students in biology and chemistry courses, and worked as an undergraduate teaching assistant for several of her professors.
Jasmine received grants to conduct research in the microbiology and computational chemistry fields and presented these findings as posters.
Jasmine also graduated with honors.
Jasmine has conducted research projects in the microbiology, computational chemistry, and infectious diseases fields. She presented these projects via posters and written reports.
In October 2021, Jasmine completed the Essential Skills Certificate Program from the American Writers Association. This training showed Jasmine's knowledge in the fundamentals of scientific writing and her proficiency in medical communications.
Jasmine has a Bachelor of Science in biology. During her undergraduate tenure, she tutored her fellow students in biology and chemistry courses.
Jasmine was a laboratory researcher for 6 years, studying host-pathogen interactions. While working in this position, she conducted experiments in a wet lab setting, performed data analyses, and wrote summary reports.
Jasmine created and presented presentations monthly and generated yearly reviews as a laboratory researcher. She also made poster presentations describing her research results multiple times per year.
Jasmine also produced several poster presentations for undergraduate research projects. She completed microbiology and computational chemistry projects as a recipient of university research grants.
Jasmine wrote articles for her university newspaper. These topics included vaccines, snowflake formations, and the street drug, Krokodil. She originally wrote articles as part of her honors English course but continue writing afterwards out of enjoyment.
Jasmine learned how to explain scientific concepts to a general audience and found that she relished the writing experience.