TAOFEEK OLUWASEUN OLUWATOSIN
About Candidate
A biochemist with interest in genomics research, having over 2 years of experience with background in computational genomics working with Next generation sequencing data. Philomath of computational methods in analyzing high throughput genomic data.
Comfortable with R, Python, and working in Linux environments.
Education
UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN
Obtained M.Sc. Biochemistry
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, ABEOKUTA
BAGGED B.Sc. Biochemistry
Work & Experience
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Key Qualifications and Responsibilities: o Analyzed multi-omics (RNA-Seq, Microarray) data including quality control, data preprocessing, and result visualization. o Analyzed multidimensional high content data sets, integration of these data sets with clinical metadata, and assessment of correlations across datasets to identify potential therapeutic targets in type 2 diabetes and other diseased conditions. o Good coding skills in R to analyze and visualize data. o Sound knowledge of statistical concepts and implementation of statistical tests for hypothesis driven research. o Ability to effectively communicate results in the form of reports/spreadsheets/visualizations. o Keeping abreast of latest algorithms and data generation platforms. o Collaborations with diverse research groups to provide contributions to manuscripts and research protocols. o Supervised students’ projects and provided related oversight activities. COURSES TAUGHT o CHM 101 – General Physical and inorganic Chemistry; CHM 102 – General Organic Chemistry; BCH 201 – Introduction to Biochemistry; BCH 203 – Physical Biochemistry I; BCH 301 – Carbohydrate Metabolism; BCH 303 – Nucleic Acid Metabolism; BCH 305 – Protein Metabolism; BCH 302 – Enzymology; COM 321 – Python Programming Language in Life Sciences; BCH 322 - Computer Programming (R, RSTUDIO AND SOFTWARES FOR BIOINFORMATICS ANALYSIS); BCH 403 – Biochemical Reasoning; BCH 314 – Pharmacological and Toxicology Biochemistry; BCH 401 – Advanced Enzymology; BCH 402 – Plant Biochemistry; BCH 404 – Metabolic Regulations.
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o Courses Taught: STC 222: Introduction to Biochemistry; STH 311 & 321: Biochemical Methods I & II; STH 312: Physical Biochemistry; STH 325: Advanced Enzymology: STH 413: Biotechnology & Genetic Engineering; STH 421: Tissue Biochemistry; STH 422: Forensic Biochemistry; STH 423: Industrial Biochemistry; o Contributed to the academic community and professional standards by taking part in Departmental meetings, conferences and workshops while also visiting and contributing to partner institutions. o Utilized the use of technology [Projectors, Videos e.t.c. in delivery of lectures which improved teaching and learning.