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Author: Dr. Raksha Rathore

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  • Dr. Raksha Rathore

    PhD (Nanotechnology); Master’s in Biotechnology

    Professional Role: Research Scientist & Scientific Writing Specialist

    Job Role: Reviewer

    Bio:
    Raksha Rathore is a PhD-trained Research Scientist with expertise in biomaterials, cancer biology, and 3D cancer models. Her research focuses on developing biomimetic systems for tissue regeneration, drug delivery, and cancer research.

    She has strong experience in scientific writing, literature review, and translating complex scientific information into clear, evidence-based communication. She has also contributed to multiple research publications and books with Springer Nature.

    Currently, she is working as a Research Scientist-I at Amity University, Gurugram, where she is involved in cancer research validation and preclinical research projects.

    Special Skills:
    • Biomaterials & Cancer Research
    • Scientific Writing & Literature Review
    • 3D Cancer Model Development
    • Research Documentation & Data Analysis

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