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Baliqis is a neuroscience researcher in training (Doctoral Student) at the University of South Florida. In my doctoral degree program at the University of South Florida, I joined Blair Lab to study the pathophysiology of molecular chaperone proteins associated with tauopathy in Alzheimer's disease (AD) models. I am also interested in developing brain metric systems and tools to evaluate human aging processes based on neural network and to use cognitive procedures to measure memory in aging processes. 

A better understanding of the mechanisms underlying the different biological functions of AD will assist my approach to data-driven methodologies in theoretical neuroscience (computational approaches) that can be used to leverage my prior knowledge of physiological markers.

I am passionate about improving therapeutic decisions in medical science research and imparting knowledge to embrace the scientific community. Enthusiastically, I am committed to integrate learning and open to peer mentoring. 

 I enjoy listening to research discussions, learning from others, and networking.