Very little about me:
I am an Amritdhari (baptized) female Sikh scientist, who holds a Ph.D. in material science and chemistry. I have experience working in a wide range of projects mainly based on water decontamination, battery waste recycling, drug delivery, COVID-19 testing analysis, and many more. As a scientist, I do believe to expand my expertise and skills to take part in new projects. My genuine intention while working on any research project is not just to pen down in a publication, but to seek the commercial aspect of it. Hence, I have hands-on experience working in commercial labs, upscaling the materials, top-down/bottom-up techniques, and understanding the mass production/launching of the product in the market. I find my projects successful when I find them practical enough to execute in the real world for the welfare of the humankind and environment. By the way, I am very interested in space science and research.
I do get inspired everyday from the countless achievements by the Scientists throughout the world. However, my personal and deepest inspiration of acquiring hands-on in scientific projects as a scientist, developing curiosity and exploring the scientific world comes from 'Shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji’. Hereby, it might leave some of you in confusion, but I never find myself in juxtaposition in between science and religion. I look out for 'Science in Sikhism', not the other way around. Believe me, it works!