المهام

 Dr/ Hania Aween, I have successfully completed my PhD in 2019 with the title (Transposon mutagenesis and characterisation of the selenite reduction pathway in Methylosinus trichosporium) in the laboratory of Prof Tom Smith at Sheffield Hallam University in UK. During my PhD I worked as a laboratory demonstrator, teaching practical skills to undergraduate students from 2017 until 2020 for undergraduate laboratory classes at Sheffield Hallam University, and have received positive feedback about my teaching skills from academic staff in charge of the practicals. Having finished PhD, I worked in COVID 19 testing during the pandemic with PerkinElmer Company in Newport in UK, the title of my position was Clinical Laboratory Scientists RNA Extraction, and PCR.  

Lecturer at the University of Tripoli, Faculty of education, Qasr Bin Ghashir, Biology Department, from 2008 until now. I have taught the following subjects;

•  Botany 1
•  Botany 2
• Molecular biology

المسيرة المهنية

·       Lecturer in the department, Head of Biology Department 2008 – 20012.

الاهتمامات البحثية

I have a wide range of skills of microbiology and molecular biology, including aseptic technique for growth of E. coli and methanotrophic bacteria, studies of bacterial physiology, PCR, plasmid purification, transformation and conjugation and gel electrophoresis. I have experience of a range of protein analysis methods, including proteolysis and SDS-PAGE. During my PhD project, I obtained and analysed a number of bacterial genome sequences using Mauve and Blast. During my PhD, I was the only researcher in the laboratory performing genetic work on methanotrophs, so I learned to become independent in my work and to become proficient in new techniques largely on my own. This included developing methods for screening methanotroph mutant libraries for selenite reduction activity, which I used to screen to 5,500 mutants

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