Tomar Ayushi
Email: tomar@ibp.cz
What was your research journey before joining Sedlackova lab?
I did my Bachelors in Botany and Zoology from Garhwal University, Uttarakhand,
India. During my Bachelors I was determined to pursue my Masters in Biology
which led me to Brno. I am doing my Masters in Molecular and Cell Biology from
Masaryk University. For my Masters thesis I chose the topic which is related to
DNA replication and the unknown mechanisms it involves. My thesis search found
its way to Sedlackova lab. Since I have joind the lab I have learned a lot of
lab techniques from my fellow lab members and got to meet other people from
research field. Overall this has been a good experience and I am grateful for
this oportunity.
What are you currently working on? Why do you find your project/work fascinating?
I am currently working on the topic of my Master's thesis to find out the role of certain proteins in DNA replication. I find it fascinating because understanding the basic mechanism of replication could help us know the molecular mechanism leading to severe diseases.
What do you do when you are not in the lab?
I like to catch up with my friends, watch a good TV show, admiring sunset and
study.
I did my Bachelors in Botany and Zoology from Garhwal University, Uttarakhand,
India. During my Bachelors I was determined to pursue my Masters in Biology
which led me to Brno. I am doing my Masters in Molecular and Cell Biology from
Masaryk University. For my Masters thesis I chose the topic which is related to
DNA replication and the unknown mechanisms it involves. My thesis search found
its way to Sedlackova lab. Since I have joind the lab I have learned a lot of
lab techniques from my fellow lab members and got to meet other people from
research field. Overall this has been a good experience and I am grateful for
this oportunity.
What are you currently working on? Why do you find your project/work fascinating?
I am currently working on the topic of my Master's thesis to find out the role of certain proteins in DNA replication. I find it fascinating because understanding the basic mechanism of replication could help us know the molecular mechanism leading to severe diseases.
What do you do when you are not in the lab?
I like to catch up with my friends, watch a good TV show, admiring sunset and
study.