About
Summary
I am a dedicated and passionate horticulturist with a strong academic background and hands-on experience in plant stress biology, tissue culture, and sustainable agriculture. I hold an M.Sc. (Hons) in Horticulture from PMAS Arid Agriculture University, Rawalpindi, where I conducted research on the biochemical responses of wild grapevines under combined drought and salinity stress.
My research interests include abiotic stress physiology, grapevine biology, plant breeding and genetics, in vitro culture, and landscape design for climate change adaptation. I am particularly focused on how horticultural practices can evolve to meet the challenges of a changing climate through innovation and biotechnology.
I have developed strong skills in experimental design, biochemical and molecular analysis, scientific writing, and data interpretation. I am proficient in Microsoft Office, Statistics 8.1, and laboratory experinence.
Throughout my academic and professional journey, I have received several honors and certificates from national and international institutions. I have also gained valuable practical experience working as a horticulturist, internee in tissue culture labs, teacher assistant, and landscape team supervisor. My goal is to continue expanding my expertise while contributing meaningfully to sustainable horticulture and plant science