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Suruchi Bakshi

Suruchi Bakshi

Suruchi Bakshi

M.Sc

  • DPhil Student

eMail: Suruchi [dot] Bakshi [-at-] maths [dot] ox [dot] ac [dot] uk
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Phone Number(s):

Reception/Secretary: +44 1865 273525
Direct: +44 1865 283878

Office: DH56

Preferred Address:

Mathematical Institute
24-29 St St Giles'
Oxford
OX1 3LB

Departmental Address:

Mathematical Institute
24-29 St Giles'
Oxford
OX1 3LB
England

Research Interests: 

Mathematical modelling of mechanisms of asymmetric stem cell division.

Stochastic modelling of biological system.

Prizes, Awards and Scholarships: 

Landahl Travel grant for presenting my work at the European Conference on Mathematical & Theoretical Biology (2011).

European Society for Mathematical & Theoretical Biology Travel grant for presenting my work at the above conference (2011).

Linacre Travel grant for presenting my work at the above conference (2011).

Clarendon and ORS awards (2008)

Ministry of Human Resource Development (Govt. of India) award for MSc-PhD at IISc, Bangalore (2005)

Major/Recent Publications: 

Conferences:

Presented my work at the European Conference on Mathematical & Theoretical Biology (2011).

Presented my work as a poster at the Inter-Systems Biology DTC student conference at Warwick (2010).

Teaching: 

I have TA'ed for the Mathematical Ecology as well as Mathematical Physiology courses at the Maths Institute, Oxford.

I have been demonstrating on Biology courses at the Systems Biology and Life Sciences Interface Doctoral Training Centres, Oxdord.

I have designed a syllabus, compiled teaching as well as extra reading materials and taught for the Genetics in Medicine summer school organised by Debate Chamber.

Further Details: 

I am very interested in bringing about social change through mass-awareness & volunteerism. I have helped in organising EMERGE 2010 - a social entrepreneurship conference. I have previously led a social-awareness campaign to raise awareness regarding the adverse environmental effects of immersion of Ganesh idols in stagnant water bodies - a problem unique to India (work with Jidnyasa - an NGO). I have also helped organise various treks, nature trails and tree-plantation drives through NGOs such as Jidnyasa and Hariyali.
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