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PERSONAL DETAILS
Name: RAKHEE PILLAI
Date of Birth: - -
Place of Birth: Bahrain
Nationality: Indian
Marital Status: Unmarried
Contact Address: PH:
Email:
Father's Name: Mr. J.R Pillai, Sales Manager, Taqis Jewellary, Bahrain
Mother's Name: Mrs Rema Devi, Home maker
Brother's Name: Mr. Ranjith Pillai, Architect, Bahrain.
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION:
M.Sc. Biotechnology ( - ), [CGPA: .%],Vellore Institute of Technology,VIT University,Vellore .
B.Sc. Botany (-), [.%], Bishop Moore College, University of Kerala.
Standard XII (CBSE) (-), [.%], The Indian School, Bahrain.
KEY SKILLS
SOFTWARE SKILLS
Bioinformatic tools like CARET (Computerized Anatomical, Reconstruction and Editing Toolkit) and Image-J used for a variety of Brain mapping and Neuroimaging purposes.
Data entry using SPSS (Statistical Package for Social Sciences).
MS Office & other necessary applications.
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Theoretical and practical knowledge in Plant and Animal tissue culture.
Exposure to Electrophoretic, Immunochemical and rDNA techniques.
OTHER SKILLS
Music, Dancing, Sketching and Photography.
AREA OF INTEREST
NEUROINFORMATICS
BEHAVIOURAL GENETICS
MOLECULAR GENETICS
RESEARCH FOCUS
NEUROINFORMATICS:-
To conceptualize, integrate and collaborate this superb blend of Bioinformatics and Neuroscience. An ultimate urge to use advanced automated and semi automated medical image evaluation systems to explore the relationship between human brain and mind. Perform research with passion and undertake primary responsibility of project leadership.
RESEARCH PROJECT
‘BIOINFORMATIC STUDIES IN SCHIZOPHRENIA’:-
Project training under the guidance of Dr. G. Venkatasubramanian, Associate Professor, Department Of Psychiatry, National Institute of Mental Health and Neuroscience, Bangalore (Karnataka), India during the period December to May .
Description:
The study focused on advanced IMAGE ANALYTICAL TOOLS thereby reiterating the potential of bioinformatics to unravel the mysteries of the BRAIN and to advance our understanding about its complex neural circuits.