I am a PhD candidate with a strong background in entrepreneurship and management, pursuing research on the molecular mechanisms governing invasive cell migration. My work focuses on cell motility, cytoskeletal dynamics, and Rho GTPase signalling, using the Drosophila melanogaster egg chamber as an in vivo model. During oogenesis, a small cluster of migratory border cells undergoes highly coordinated collective movement that recapitulates key features of cancer cell invasion. By dissecting the regulatory networks controlling cytoskeletal organisation and force generation in this system, my research aims to identify conserved mechanisms that are directly relevant to human disease. In parallel, I apply skills in data analysis, process optimisation, and computational troubleshooting to enhance experimental efficiency and reproducibility.