Jahafar wants to inspire young people to pursue STEM – after all, they will be the ones going into the labs to make the next line of medicines, maybe for the next pandemic.

Find out more about Jahafar’s work in UCL Biochemical Engineering ⬇️

Seerat, a PhD Candidate in Biosensing at UCL Electronic and Electrical Engineering, is researching and developing non-invasive pre-screening tools to help monitor cardiac disease at an early stage.

Find out more about Seerat’s research and journey into Engineering ⬇️

Seerat, a PhD Candidate in Biosensing at UCL Electronic and Electrical Engineering, is researching and developing non-invasive pre-screening tools to help monitor this disease at an early stage.

Find out more about Seerat’s research and journey into Engineering ⬇️

Did you know that Cardiac amyloidosis accounts for 15% of total heat failure cases worldwide? But amyloid proteins are tricky to detect.

She wants to inspire young people to pursue STEM – after all, they will be the ones going into the labs to make the next line of medicines, maybe for the next pandemic.

Find out more about Jahafar’s work in UCL Biochemical Engineering ⬇️

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As part of the Resilience programme, Jahafar helps deliver modules to train industry experts and academics in downstream processing. Plus, Jahafar manages the social media page for Resilience and works in outreach for the younger generation.

In a biochemical process, there’s an upstream and a downstream. The upstream is concerned with what happens at a very small, often cellular scale, while the downstream aims to purify the process.