Ms Vishesta Burman
About me
Physics graduate from India with research experience in experimental physics and neuroscience. Interested in applying quantitative and computational approaches to understand biological systems and human health.
I am a Physics graduate from India. My academic training in physics introduced me to quantitative analysis, instrumentation, and laboratory research through projects in plasma physics and nanomaterials. Motivated by a growing interest in understanding the biological basis of aging and neurodegenerative diseases, I pursued research training at the Brain Research Institute, Niigata University, Japan. There, I gained experience in molecular and cellular biology techniques including cell culture and gene expression analysis. I am currently involved in ongoing research on aging and continue collaborating with the laboratory. My research interests lie at the intersection of physics and biology and the application of computational approaches to biomedical research. Beyond research, I am actively involved in education and community service initiatives that promote equal access to opportunities and support for underprivileged communities.