1. MIT - Molecular Biology - Part 1: DNA Replication and Repair
   • Extensive study of DNA replication and repair mechanisms.
   • Investigated experimental methodologies and interpreted complex data sets.
   • Applied theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios in the lab.
2. MIT – Molecular Biology – Part 2: Transcription and Transposition
   • Systematic evaluation of transcription and transposition processes.
   • Participated in hands-on laboratory sessions to apply theoretical knowledge.
3. MIT – Molecular Biology – Part 3: RNA Processing and Translation
   • Study of RNA processing and the impact on gene expression regulation.
   • Hands-on laboratory experiences to develop technical proficiency.
4. Harvard - Cell Biology: Mitochondria
   • Research on mitochondrial structure, function, and dynamics.
   • Explored mitochondrial impact on cellular signaling and energy regulation.
5. Rice University - DNA: Biology’s Genetic Code
   • Study of DNA structure, function, and replication fidelity.
   • Investigated DNA repair mechanisms and their role in maintaining genetic integrity.
6. Rice University - Proteins: Biology's Workforce
   • Explored the diverse functions and structures of proteins.
   • Studied protein folding, misfolding, and their impact on cellular function.
7. Duke University (Through Coursera)
   • Engagement with cutting-edge research and exploration of advanced scientific concepts.
   • Application of knowledge to solve complex problems and challenges.