Dr. Nadia Rajab holds a BSc (Hons) from the University of Glasgow and a PhD in Human Macrophage Biology from the University of Melbourne. Her research expertise includes computational and stem cell models, contributing to the creation of the Myeloid Atlas on Stemformatics.org. She also has experience as a Scientific Editor at Cell Press/Elsevier, where she evaluated manuscripts for clinical sciences.

As a mentor for scientific academia, Dr. Rajab provides guidance on navigating academic careers, research, and publication. She specializes in coaching scientific writing, helping students and professionals produce high-quality manuscripts, grant proposals, and scholarly works. Her mentoring extends to research strategy development, academic performance enhancement, and effective communication within the scientific community.

Dr. Rajab is a founding member of the University of Melbourne’s Stem Cell Conversations series and has contributed significantly to science education by developing and teaching courses at both high school and university levels. As the founder of Innately Science, she offers workshops and courses designed to inspire curiosity and empower learners with practical skills. Her passion for biomedical research and education continues to drive her contributions to the scientific community