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About Dr. Rini Chaturvedi
Dr. Rini Chaturvedi is a DST Inspire Faculty in the Department of Microbiology at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi. She received her Ph.D. Degree in Structural parasitology from ICGEB, New Delhi University in 2021 and earned her postdoctoral from university of ICGEB, New Delhi. She is having 13 Years of Experience in the field of Molecular medicine. Her Area of Expertise includes: Structural Parasitology, Drug Discovery, Public Health, Immunology, epigenetics. She is the author of 21 research articles, DST INSPIRE Faculty grant recipient, Young Scientist award, etc.
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Some topics could be organized in different order. That occurred at the end of training in the last day when the mentor needed to remind one by one where is the ligand where is the target. It can be helpful to label components (files) like that and label days of training respectively.
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Overall, the workshop was conducted with professionalism and easy-to-follow teaching methods, allowing us to better understand and grasp the concepts of mathematical models and infectious disease analysis, without overly intimidating the complexity of the mathematics involved.
If we could have files with more exercises, that would be great, and we could be added to a WhatsApp group where we can see what other colleagues around the world are doing and ask questions if necessary.
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