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Samira Ebrahimian

Samira Ebrahimian

Monash University
Samira is a dedicated researcher specializing in CO₂ hydrogenation to high-value products such as methane, methanol, and DME. With extensive expertise in advanced catalyst design, high-pressure reactor operation (bench scale), GC-FID analysis, and various in situ and ex situ characterization methods. Her work extends to exploring coated monoliths and 3D-printed catalysts for industrial applications. Supported by a funded grant for in situ Synchrotron IR spectroscopy studies, Samira investigates reaction mechanisms to advance sustainable chemical processes.
Kassya De Oliveira

Kassya De Oliveira

Western Sydney University
Kassya would like to increase exposure to commercial work. Her research interests include clinical exercise testing, diagnosis, interpretation, and integrative physiology, with focus on thermorregulatory and metabolic adaptations. She is also skilled in human, animal and equipment testing, with extensive experience in project management and exercise training / coaching.
Mandeep Kaur Sandhu

Mandeep Kaur Sandhu

RMIT University
Mandeep Sandhu is a dedicated researcher specializing in smart technologies and data analytics. With a keen interest in addressing Machine learning and data analysis challenges, they aim to apply their skills to innovative projects. Seeking an internship offers the opportunity to further develop these competencies while contributing to meaningful solutions in real-world applications.
Sining Li

Sining Li

University of Melbourne
Sining's research interests focus on T cell exhaustion in chronic infection and cancer. They are skilled in conducting experiments to identify molecular mechanisms of T cell dysfunction, including spectral flow cytometry, working with mice, single-cell RNA sequencing, and ATAC sequencing. Sining seeks an internship opportunity to apply their research in an industry setting, translating scientific insights into therapeutic innovations.
Yanlin Long

Yanlin Long

Monash University
Yanlin Long is a PhD candidate in inclusive education at Monash University, specializing in teacher self-efficacy and evidence-based practices for students with additional needs. With experience supporting Tier-3 learners, conducting large-scale teacher surveys, and designing UNICEF training programs, she seeks an internship to bridge research-practice gaps in social-emotional learning and inclusive pedagogy implementation.
Tanveer Karim

Tanveer Karim

University of Wollongong
Mr. A.M.M Tanveer Karim is a PhD Research Fellow at the Institute for Superconducting & Electronic Materials (ISEM), University of Wollongong, specializing in the fabrication-microstructure-property-performance relationship of functional materials and thin films. His expertise includes materials synthesis, advanced characterization techniques, and computational condensed matter physics. With extensive experience in both experimental and theoretical approaches, he is keen to apply his skills in an internship to explore new applications of functional materials, collaborate with industry experts, and enhance his research impact.
Sidra Sarwat

Sidra Sarwat

University of New South Wales
Sidra's research interest is primarily focused on developing quantum dosts based eye drops for eye diseases. She is skilled in nanoparticle synthesis, bioimaging, cell culture, cytotoxicity assays, animal models, and data analysis. She is eager to gain industry or lab experience to translate her research into real-life healthcare applications.
Lekshmy Hema Nair

Lekshmy Hema Nair

Western Sydney University
Lekshmy is a researcher specializing in social network analysis, focusing on how collaboration and interactions among musicians influence improvisation in the Australian music scene. Skilled in statistical modeling, including ERGMs and Bayesian methods, she is seeking an internship to further explore the application of network analysis in real-world contexts.
Blessing Nnenna Azubuike

Blessing Nnenna Azubuike

University of Sydney
Blessing is a PhD candidate at the University of Sydney specialising in sensor and data analytics for grazing and feeding management. Her research harnesses machine learning, remote sensing, and optimisation techniques to enhance agricultural practices. Proficient in Python, R, and SQL, she is seeking an industry internship to apply her advanced analytical skills in a practical research environment.