She has achieved a great deal in her academic and professional career. Her Ph.D. in

computer science demonstrates her dedication and expertise in the field. Her goal of enhancing

the teaching culture from a scientific research perspective is commendable, as is her commitment

to supporting and mentoring females in science fields.

Her research interests in statistical pattern recognition, secure statistical databases, machine learning, and natural language processing show a diverse range of expertise. Additionally, she has received recognition for her work, including awards such as "The Best Renewable Energy Undergraduate Project in the IT SAF2013" and her participation in the National Technology PARADE in 2015 and 2016.

It's impressive that she achieved first place for "Communication with disabled people" and second place for "Z-Aid" during the PARADE.

Furthermore, her organization of workshops on "Design Thinking" and "Developing Communication Skills for IT students" highlights her commitment to sharing knowledge and fostering growth in others.