How to switch between global animal states | In vivo biochemistry at single-cell resolution | Neuroimmune signaling | Gap junctions structure and function | Evolution of behavior Skills & Qualifications • Ability to work independently and efficiently. • Strong organizational and task prioritization skills. • Excellent communication skills and proficiency in performing administrative and clerical tasks. • Proficient in general laboratory procedures
techniques
and documentation. • Willingness to learn and adapt to new techniques and technologies. • Fluent in English
Spanish
French
and Catalan. • Proficient in statistical analysis and software such as SPSS
MATLAB
and Python. • Proficient in using various software programs
including Microsoft Office Suite (Word
Excel
PowerPoint). • Advanced knowledge and experience in 3D cell culture techniques. • Skilled in protein isolation
Western Blot
PCR
rt-qPCR
toxicity testing
IHC
Northern Blot
and ELISA. • Proficient in anatomical dissection studies for medical and veterinary purposes. • Experienced in static analysis of behavioral data and microarray data. • Familiarity with electrophysiology
imaging
protein purification
and optical and electron microscopy techniques. • Advanced level proficiency in conducting animal experiments
behavioral experiments
anatomical dissection
and molecular analysis. Education Uskudar University
M.Sc. September 2019-June
2022 Istanbul
Turkey Cumulative GPA:3.78 High Honor Student Master Science in Neuroscience Department of Neuroscience Sciences Thesis: Investigation of TopoII ß Gene Expression in LPS-Induced HMC3 Microglia Cell Line Pamukkale University
B.Sc. September2015-June 2019 Denizli
Turkey Cumulative GPA: 3.0 Honour Student Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Universitat de Barcelona September2018- June 2019 Barcelona
Spain International Student ERASMUS Study Abroad Program de Bono Group Genes
Circuits
and Behavior Neurons are highly specialized cells and many fundamental questions about their organization
function
and plasticity remain unaddressed. The de Bono group seeks to discover and then dissect basic molecular mechanisms that underpin the functions of neurons and neural circuits. The group initiates many of their studies in the roundworm C. elegans. This animal’s relative simplicity provides special opportunities to understand behavior in cellular and molecular terms. The worm’s rich behavioral repertoire provides readouts of neuron and circuit functions. Each of its neurons can be identified and visualized in vivo
and selectively manipulated using transgenes. Neural activity can be monitored in behaving animals using genetically encoded sensors. Powerful genetics and advanced genomic resources make high-throughput forward genetics and single-neuron profiling possible. Genetics is complemented by biochemistry and in vivo microscopy
to get at molecular mechanisms that are usually conserved from worm to human. The group aims to take discoveries made in the worm into mammalian models.