Khyber Shinwari

Taught immunology, microbiology, genetics, biotechnology, bioinformatics, and research methodology to undergraduate students. Supervised student research projects, providing hands-on training in lab protocols, literature search, data acquisition, and report writing.

Performed clinical microbiology, including bacterial culture and identification, and managed internal and external lab quality control. Specialized in food and water microbiology, ensuring adherence to quality standards.

Activities and societies: Thesis Title: NOVEL GENE VARIANTS IN THE EVALUATION OF INBORN ERRORS OF IMMUNITY: RBCK1 DEFICIENCY, CONGENITAL NEUTROPENIA, HENNEKAM SYNDROME. Courses: Immunology, Physiology, Philosophy – Scientific communications.

Conducted research on novel gene variants in inborn errors of immunity, focusing on RBCK1 deficiency, congenital neutropenia, and Hennekam syndrome. Completed coursework in Immunology, Physiology, and Philosophy – Scientific Communications.

Grade: 3.50/4.00

Activities and societies: Thesis Title: Sero-prevalence of Salmonella typhi in Jalalabad, Afghanistan

Specialized in Microbiology, with a thesis on the sero-prevalence of Salmonella typhi in Jalalabad, Afghanistan. Achieved a CGPA of 3.50/4.00.

Grade: 3.2/4.00

Activities and societies: Thesis Title: Isolation and Identification of Pathogenic Bacterial Strains from Bakery Products.

Focused on Microbiology, completing a thesis on the isolation and identification of pathogenic bacterial strains from bakery products. Maintained a CGPA of 3.2/4.00.