Dr.HABIBA | Agricultural and Biological Sciences | Best Researcher Award
RESEACRCH SCHOLAR,UNIVERSITY OF LUCKNOW, INDIA.
Dr. Habiba Khan is a dedicated researcher in the field of zoology, specializing in cancer biology, with a focus on the effects of phytochemicals on prostate cancer. She has seven years of research experience and recently completed her Ph.D. at the University of Lucknow. Her dissertation, “Effect of promising phytochemicals on proliferation and apoptosis of androgen-sensitive and androgen-insensitive prostate cancer cell lines,” showcases her expertise in this critical area of study. Dr. Khan has a robust skill set that includes cell and tissue culture, molecular biology techniques, and biochemistry assays. She has received multiple accolades, including best oral presentation and best research paper awards in 2024. In addition to her research accomplishments, she serves as a visiting faculty member, highlighting her commitment to education and mentorship. With numerous publications in reputable journals, Dr. Khan is poised to make significant contributions to cancer research and the scientific community.
Current Position
Dr. Habiba Khan is currently a visiting faculty member in the Department of Zoology at the Institute of Advanced Molecular Genetics & Infectious Diseases, University of Lucknow. With a specialization in cancer biology, she is finalizing her Ph.D. degree, focusing on the effects of phytochemicals on prostate cancer cell lines. Her extensive research experience spans over seven years, during which she has developed a diverse skill set, including proficiency in cell culture, molecular biology techniques, and in vivo studies. Dr. Khan has contributed significantly to the field through multiple publications in reputable journals and has been recognized with several awards for her presentations at conferences. Her role as a visiting faculty member demonstrates her commitment to education and mentorship, where she shares her expertise with students pursuing advanced degrees in molecular and human genetics. Dr. Khan is dedicated to advancing her research in cancer biology and making impactful contributions to the scientific community.
Dr. Habiba Khan has accumulated over seven years of extensive research experience, primarily in the field of Zoology with a specialization in Cancer Biology. Her Ph.D. research, titled “Effect of promising phytochemicals on proliferation and apoptosis of androgen-sensitive and androgen-insensitive prostate cancer cell lines,” showcases her focus on critical health issues. In addition to her doctoral work, Dr. Khan served as a visiting faculty member in the M.Sc. Molecular & Human Genetics program at the Institute of Advanced Molecular Genetics & Infectious Diseases at the University of Lucknow. Her expertise spans various advanced techniques, including cell and tissue culture, molecular biology, biochemistry, and histological studies. Throughout her career, she has received multiple awards for her presentations and publications, highlighting her contributions to the field. Dr. Khan’s diverse skill set, coupled with her academic accomplishments, positions her as a valuable asset in both research and education within the scientific community.
Dr. Habiba Khan has a solid educational foundation in the field of zoology. She completed her Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Zoology, Botany, and Chemistry from Isabella Thoburn College, Lucknow, in 2012. Building on this, she pursued a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Zoology at the University of Lucknow, graduating in 2014. Dr. Khan is currently finalizing her Ph.D. in Zoology with a specialization in Cancer Biology, which she is expected to complete in 2024. Her doctoral research focuses on the effects of promising phytochemicals on the proliferation and apoptosis of both androgen-sensitive and androgen-insensitive prostate cancer cell lines. Throughout her academic journey, Dr. Khan has demonstrated a strong commitment to advancing her knowledge and skills, as evidenced by her successful participation in various competitive exams, including the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) and the CSIR-UGC NET, which she qualified in 2017.
Dr. Habiba Khan’s research directions primarily focus on the intersection of cancer biology and phytochemistry, particularly in exploring the therapeutic potential of natural compounds against prostate cancer. Her work emphasizes the investigation of promising phytochemicals, such as 6-Gingerol, for their anti-cancerous and apoptotic properties, aimed at both androgen-sensitive and androgen-insensitive prostate cancer cell lines. Future research endeavors could expand into the molecular mechanisms underlying the efficacy of these compounds, as well as their potential synergistic effects when combined with conventional therapies. Additionally, Dr. Khan may explore the role of dietary polyphenols in cancer prevention, enhancing the understanding of their mechanisms of action. Incorporating advanced techniques like nanotechnology and molecular docking could facilitate the development of novel treatment strategies. Collaborative projects with interdisciplinary teams could also enhance her research scope, allowing for a comprehensive approach to cancer treatment and prevention, ultimately contributing to advancements in oncology and therapeutic methodologies.
Dr. Habiba Khan has made significant professional contributions to the field of cancer biology, particularly in the study of prostate cancer. With over seven years of research experience, her doctoral dissertation focused on the effects of phytochemicals on cancer cell proliferation and apoptosis, highlighting her commitment to exploring natural compounds for therapeutic use. Dr. Khan has authored several impactful publications in reputable journals, showcasing her findings on anti-cancer agents and molecular targets. Her work has earned her multiple awards, including recognition for the best oral presentation and research paper in 2024. In addition to her research, she has served as a visiting faculty member, imparting knowledge in molecular and human genetics to the next generation of scientists. Through her involvement in conferences and collaborations with esteemed institutions, Dr. Khan actively contributes to advancing cancer research, making her a notable figure in her field and an inspiration to aspiring researchers.
Dr. Habiba Khan stands out as an exemplary candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to her extensive background in cancer biology, particularly her focus on the effects of phytochemicals on prostate cancer cell lines. With over seven years of research experience, she has demonstrated proficiency in advanced techniques ranging from cell and tissue culture to molecular biology and biochemistry. Her impressive academic achievements, including multiple awards for her presentations and high-impact publications, reflect her commitment to excellence and innovation in her field. As a visiting faculty member, Dr. Habiba also showcases her ability to mentor and inspire the next generation of scientists. To further enhance her research profile, she could focus on expanding her publication scope, securing research funding, and increasing her outreach efforts. Overall, Dr. Khan’s remarkable contributions to science and her potential for future impact make her a deserving recipient of this prestigious award.
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- Structure based docking and biological evaluation towards exploring potential anti-cancerous and apoptotic activity of 6-Gingerol against human prostate carcinoma cells
- Authors: Khan, H., Azad, I., Arif, Z., Kumar, S., Arshad, M.
- Year: 2024
- Citations: 2
- Synthesis, crystal structure analysis, computational modelling and evaluation of anti-cervical cancer activity of novel 1,5-dicyclooctyl thiocarbohydrazone
- Authors: Shukla, S., Trivedi, P., Johnson, D., Banerjee, M., Bishnoi, A.
- Year: 2024
- Citations: 0
- Elucidating molecular and cellular targets and the antiprostate cancer potentials of promising phytochemicals: a review
- Authors: Khan, H., Rais, J., Afzal, M., Arshad, M.
- Year: 2023
- Citations: 1
- The Role of Phytochemicals in Cancer Prevention: A Review with Emphasis on Baicalein, Fisetin, and Biochanin A
- Authors: Rais, J., Khan, H., Arshad, M.
- Year: 2023
- Citations: 2
- Structure based docking and biological evaluation towards exploring potential anti-cancerous and apoptotic activity of 6-Gingerol against human prostate carcinoma cells