Team

Science Habitat is specialized in biotech research, has made significant contributions to inflammation, immune disorders, and drug discovery research. Debasis Sahu, with a Ph.D. from CSIR-Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology possesses expertise in cell culture, animal models, proteomics & genomics, big data analysis, single-cell RNA seq analysis, and scientific writing. Having held a Research Scientist position at the New York University School of Medicine and as an assistant professor at Amity University, Debasis’ accomplishments include being a young scientist and principal investigator at the National Institute of Immunology. His research, supported by a substantial grant, resulted in multiple high-impact research articles and the development of new anti-arthritic therapeutics. Before founding Science Habitat, Debasis gained experience in Canada's life science industry. As the director, he inspires and leads scientists, fostering collaborations with biotech, food, and pharma companies to accelerate innovative therapies and technologies. Driven by determination and expertise, he strives to leave a lasting impact on the biotechnology industry and enhance global health. **Google Scholar:** https://scholar.google.ca/citations?user=JjinP2kAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao

Treena is a sincere and hardworking professional with a knack for modern Research trends in the field of Life Science. She has expertise in Drug Discovery and Next-Generation Sequencing with knowledge of Python programming and R statistics. She is experienced in Database Management and handling Large scale datasets. She earned her B.Sc. from the University of Calcutta in Molecular biology and completed her M.Sc. from Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology in Bioinformatics. She has been a part of a research project “In- Silico Analysis of mi-RNA in Endometrial Carcinoma” during her M.Sc. She has strong work ethic, a deep understanding of the Bioinformatics industry, and a willingness to help others. She is also a creative thinker and is currently actively following recent research highlights.