Developed and implemented a project-based learning curriculum that increased student engagement.

Conducted research in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering. Focused on biomaterials, bioceramics, and tissue engineering for bone repair applications. Responsibilities included designing and conducting experiments, analyzing data, and contributing to the publication of research findings. Applied my knowledge of physics and materials science to develop innovative solutions for bone repair. Enhanced my technical skills and developed abilities in problem-solving, teamwork, and project management. Gained a solid foundation for my future career in research, teaching, and development in the field of materials science and engineering. Research Project: Development of Apatite - Wollastonite Glass-Ceramics (AWGCs) via Spray Pyrolysis for Enhanced Cell Growth • Established and characterized bioactive AWGC phase and morphology properties using XRD and FE-SEM. • Identified that 1100°C sintered samples exhibit the highest bioactivity. • Demonstrated cell-friendly properties (>70%) and increased growth rates across all AWGC samples