Rahma Ismail

Biotechnology graduate with a strong academic and research background in molecular biology, omics data analysis, and R programming. Highly motivated with a passion for scientific research, collaborative work, and continuous skill development.

57357 Hospital – Children’s Cancer Hospital

• Comprehensive R Programming....................................................................................(Dec 2024–Feb 2025)

Developed strong skills in writing clean and efficient R code, manipulating and structuring data, implementing control flow and functions, performing statistical analysis, and generating informative visualizations.

• Multi-Omics Data Integration Workshop ...........................................................................(12–14 Aug 2024)

Integrated high-throughput biological datasets using dimensionality reduction methods (MOFA, DIABLO), gaining practical skills in multi-omics analysis, visualization, and both supervised and unsupervised integration using R.

• Bioinformatics Training..........................................................................................(13 Aug.–25 Sep. 2023) Gained hands-on experience in pairwise and multiple sequence alignment (Needleman-Wunsch, Smith-Waterman, Clustal Omega, MUSCLE) and performed phylogenetic analysis using MEGA, PhyML, and RAxML.

Nanofab Technology Company, 6th October City

• Cloning Techniques Trained in molecular cloning, PCR optimization, plasmid isolation, transformation, and sequence analysis.

CEB, Mohandessin

• Molecular Biology Techniques

performed DNA/RNA extraction, PCR, molecular marker analysis (SSR, SNP, AFLP), genetic map construction, and gene expression analysis using qPCR

• Egyptian bioinformatics workshop, Nile University

Focused on biological databases, genomics tools, and data analysis

• Scientific Research Workshop, Cairo University

Covered research ethics, writing, biostatistics, and figure design

• German-Arab Symposium on Bioinformatics, GUC

Attended sessions on genomics and computational biology

• 57357 Youth Researchers Forum

Engaged in discussions on academic paths and researcher development

• Biomedical Research Conference, 57357 Hospital

Attended talks on cancer research and biomedical innovations

• Organizer – Youth Researchers Forum, 57357 Hospital

Coordinated scientific sessions and collaborated with a multidisciplinary team to ensure event success.

• Volunteer—57357 Children’s Cancer Hospital

Supported pediatric patients through recreational activities and emotional assistance during hospital visits.

• SOLE 2024 Competition, Helwan University

Participated in scientific sessions and poster presentations as part of a national research competition.

• Biotechnology Innovation Competition

Selected among 97 participants from multiple universities; presented a biotechnology-based solution for plastic waste management.