GBHS '28 | Founder, SKITS Genesee County | Multi-Omics NASA Analysis Working Group Researcher | Outreach Officer, Kind Koala
I'm Ahmed — a student researcher, nonprofit founder, and aspiring pharmaceutical scientist passionate about advancing science through research, leadership, and service. My work spans computational biology, healthcare, and community initiatives, with a focus on translating scientific discovery into better patient care.
I value curiosity, discipline, and evidence-based thinking. Every project I pursue is an opportunity to learn, contribute, and move one step closer to improving healthcare through pharmaceutical sciences and scientific research.
Academic programs shaping my path in medicine and research.
Biology Olympiad Club Founder & President, GIDAS Club Leader, SKITS Club Founder & President, DECA member, National honor Society member, Science Olympiad Member, HOSA Member
A pharmacy focused learning experience developing my understanding of pharmaceutical sciences, healthcare, and patient-centered care.
A computational biology program focused on bioinformatics, data analysis, and using computational tools to explore complex biological systems.
A NASA program focused on space biology, bioinformatics, and analyzing biological datasets to understand how microgravity impacts gene expression.
Research experiences, professional roles, and internships in the intersection of healthcare, scientific discovery, and impact.
Working Under Dr. Moon, I investigate biological systems and explore computational approaches to advance understanding of disease pathways and therapeutic development.
Contributed to two manuscripts in preparation.
Research assistant for Miguel Jimenez at Boston University focused on microbial biology and investigating complex biological systems.
Notable impact or outcome.
Worked with a professor to design a modified prototype of an AI app.
Designed and coded Breathy AI.
Analyzing space biology data, and collaborating on research initiatives exploring how spaceflight conditions influence biological systems.
Notable impact or outcome.
Counselled patients on medication safety, adherence, and interactions. Shadowed pharmacists on daily clinical workflow.
Handled 500+ patient consultations.
Counselled patients on medication safety, adherence, and interactions. Shadowed pharmacists on daily clinical workflow.
1000+ Prescriptions Filled
Counselled patients on medication safety, adherence, and interactions. Shadowed pharmacists on daily clinical workflow.
Selective pharmacology internship exploring drug mechanisms, pharmacokinetics, and translational research.
Work I do outside the lab — because science should serve the people around it.
Assisting donors, providing guidance, and creating a welcoming experience for individuals contributing to our blood drives.
100+ lives saved
Supporting elderly patients, assisting hospital operations, and contributing to a positive and compassionate environment.
Mentored 12 students; 100% grade improvement.
A volunteer role focused on bioinformatics, disease research, and analyzing biological data to explore genetic pathways and improve understanding of human health.
Mentored 4+ students
Supported organizational operations, coordinating community events, and serving in the Youth Leadership Circle
Organized a potluck for 50+ community members
Groups I've helped lead, learned from, and represented.
Certified in adult CPR, AED use, and first-aid response for emergency care situations.
Verify certificate
Talks, panels, and keynotes across medicine, research, and STEM education.
Academic, research, leadership, and community awards earned throughout my journey.
Recognized among the top 1% of PSAT/NMSQT scorers nationwide.
First place in the Biomedical & Health Sciences category for translational pharmacology work.
Top-three finish in Medical Innovation at the state leadership conference.
Gold-level recognition for 250+ hours of community health service.
Awarded for founding the STEM Leadership Council and organizing inter-school symposia.
Earned scores of 3+ on five or more AP exams with an average score of 3.5+.
Active and completed research projects across pharmacology, clinical pharmacy, and public health.
Investigating lipid-nanoparticle vehicles for site-specific delivery of anti-inflammatory agents in vascular endothelium.
Read paperRetrospective analysis of dispensing records identifying regional patterns of empirical antibiotic misuse.
Read paperEvaluating pharmacist-led counselling protocols on medication adherence in hypertensive patients.
Read paperIntersection of Ai and Computer Science
Endorsements from physicians, pharmacists, professors, and program leaders I've worked with.
Ahmed has shown a genuine passion for pharmacy and healthcare through his dedication to learning about medications, patient care, and the role pharmacists play in improving health outcomes.
In two years I have never worked with an intern who handled patient counselling with the maturity Ahmed does. He is careful, thorough, and instinctively patient-first. He is the person we call when a case needs both empathy and precision — and I have absolute confidence recommending him for pharmacy school.
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