Gajendra Singh

During my PhD in Molecular Biology and Neuroscience, I gained extensive teaching experience through various roles and responsibilities. I served as a teaching assistant for undergraduate and graduate-level courses, where I conducted laboratory sessions, delivered lectures, and facilitated discussions on key topics in molecular biology, neurobiology, and cellular signaling.
I developed and implemented lesson plans, created instructional materials, and designed assessments to evaluate student understanding and progress. Additionally, I mentored students on research techniques, data analysis, and scientific writing, providing individualized support to foster their academic and professional growth.
My teaching experience also included organizing and leading workshops on advanced laboratory methods, such as cell culture, gene expression analysis, and microscopy, which helped students gain hands-on experience and develop critical thinking skills. This experience has honed my ability to communicate complex scientific concepts clearly and effectively, adapt my teaching strategies to diverse learning styles, and inspire students' enthusiasm for molecular biology and neuroscience.