Research Interest: Molecular Genetic, Molecular Biology, Cancer Research, Toxicology Research, Nutrition Research, Spoptosis.

Research Interest: Gynecological Oncology, Female Pelvic Floor Disease

Research Interest: Osteoporosis, epidemiology, oxidative stress biomarkers

Research Interest: "The mechanism of trophoblast invasion recurrent pregnancy loss preeclampsia. "

Research Interest: I am an assistant professor of molecular microbiology-virology, which is my main area of interest.

Research Interest: Genetics, Cytogenetics, Molecular Biology, Pharmacogenomics, Cancer, Hematological Malignancies

Research Interest: Spectrum autism disorder

Research Interest: Molecular Pathology; Functional Genomics

Research Interest: His research interest are: Drug Delivery carrier, formulation development and optimization, material science. Modified polymer.

Dr Shivaji K Jadhav completed his graduation in Microbiology and Post graduation in Biotechnology from Karnataka University and further he completed PhD in Biochemistry (Molecular HIV Virology) from University of Mumbai and He has carried out his molecular Virology research at National Institute for Research in Reproductive Health [NIRRH] a premier Indian Council of Medical Research, (ICMR) Institute in Mumbai. Before Joining Mapmygenome Dr Shivaji was working at Sandor Lifesciences as Co.Head of Infectious Disease,Dr Shivaji has also worked as Senior Scientist C at NIMR, Indian Council of Medical Research, (ICMR ) Goa in project “Malaria Evolution in South Asia” funded by National Institute of Health and International Centre of Excellence for Malaria Research, (ICEMR) National Institute of Allergy and Infectious diseases (NIAID) USA. He has worked with team of scientists at NIMR on Vectors, infection rate, vector competency and host Pathogen interaction in malaria.He has been awarded with Prestigious Fogarty International HIV/AIDS Training and Research Fellowship programme from National Institute of Health, USA, He has been trained in Advance Molecular Virology techniques, HIV Drug Resistance, True Gene Sequencing Mucosal Transmission of HIV and Genetic compartmentalization in HIV and genetic diversity at Boston School of Medicine and Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA. He was mentored under the guidance of Dr Deborah Anderson and Dr Manish Sagar. He has total fourteen years of experience in the area of Molecular Diagnostics, Virology and Infectious Diseases; He has been awarded with thirteen International young Scientist Awards, Global Health, International Travel grants and Scholarships. Recently he has been awarded with HIV Cure Global Fellow Research Academy Award 2017 and IAS HIV Cure and Cancer forum Award 2017 from International AIDS Society and Infectious Disease.

EDUCATION:
(2016 – present) Professor, Department of Pathology, Federal University of Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil.

(2014 – 2016) Posdoc, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY, USA, Field of Study: Stem cell biology, Advisor: Paul S. Frenette, MD.

(2010 – 2014) Ph.D., Neuroscience Program, Wake Forest School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC, USA, Field of Study: Stem cell biology, Advisor: Osvaldo Delbono, Ph.D., MD.

(2009 – 2010) Research Scholar, Wake Forest School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC, USA, Field of Study: Muscle biology, Advisor: Osvaldo Delbono, Ph.D, MD.

(2005 - 2009) B.S., Biomedical Science, Universidade Estadual de Santa Cruz, UESC, Ilheus, Brazil, Field of Study: Genetics of microorganisms, Advisors: Rachel Passos Rezende, Ph.D. and Joao Carlos Teixeira Dias, Ph.D.

HONORS AND AWARDS:

2017. Won the prestigious Instituto Serrapilheira Grant 2017-Call

2017. Elected Affiliated Member of the Brazilian Academy of Sciences

2015. Recipient of Gordon A. Melson Outstanding Doctoral Student Award for 2015

2014. Winner of 3-minute thesis (3MT) oral competition (2014 Fourteenth Annual Wake Forest University Graduate Student & Postdoc Research Day)

2014. Editor's choice in Journal of Gerontology Biological Sciences Volume 69 Issue 12 December 2014 for the manuscript “Human Slow Troponin T (TNNT1) Pre-mRNA Alternative Splicing is An Indicator of Skeletal Muscle Response to Resistance Exercise in Older Adults.” by Zhang T, Choi SJ, Wang ZM, Birbrair A, Messi ML, Jin J-P, Marsh AP, Nicklas B, and Delbono O.