David Ntim
Undergraduate Research Assistant with the Becker Lab @ Duke University
About
I am a senior at Duke University studying Biomedical Engineering and Computer Science, with a focus on applying quantitative and experimental approaches to problems in biology and medicine.My research experience spans molecular biology, biomaterials, and computational analysis. I have worked on projects involving viral delivery (AAV), mammalian cell culture, and biological assays, as well as machine learning applied to molecular and image-based datasets. Across these experiences, I have developed strong skills in experimental design, data analysis, and translating results into meaningful scientific insights. Beyond research, I am committed to education and mentorship. As a teaching assistant and peer tutor, I have supported students in engineering and chemistry courses, strengthening my ability to communicate complex technical concepts clearly and effectively.I ultimately hope to pursue a career that integrates medicine, research, and education, where I can contribute to advancing scientific knowledge, improving patient care, and supporting the development of future scientists and clinicians. I am currently seeking research opportunities that will allow me to continue building technical expertise while working in collaborative and translational environments.
United States
Waxhaw
Religious Institutions
Image Analysis, Education, Teaching, Research, Laboratory Skills, React Native, Machine Learning, Cheminformatics, Python (Programming Language), Java, JavaScript
Experience
Undergraduate Research Assistant with the Becker Lab
Duke University
Gaining research experience within the realm of polymer chemistry with biomedical applications extending to antibiotic drug delivery mechanisms
Undergraduate Admissions Tour Guide
Duke University
Leading interested and prospective students on tours around campus while answering any questions about the Duke undergraduate experience.
BME Teaching Assistant
Duke University Pratt School of Engineering
Facilitating one of the BME 244, Quantitative Physiology, lab sections as an undergraduate teaching assistant, which involves supporting student learning and grading student lab and statistics reports.
ECE Teaching Assistant
Duke University Pratt School of Engineering
Facilitating and supporting student learning in ECE 110, Fundamentals of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Pratt Tour Guide
Duke University Pratt School of Engineering
Leading interested and prospective students on tours around the Pratt School of Engineering while answering any questions about the engineering undergraduate experience.
Undergraduate Research Assistant with the Reker Lab
Duke University Pratt School of Engineering
Leveraging machine learning algorithms and data analysis in the realm of cheminformatics in order to generate predictions of metabolite characteristics based on non-metabolites.
Peer Tutor
Duke Academic Resource Center
Supporting other students by serving as a peer tutor for Chemistry 110 and Chemistry 201 within Duke's peer tutoring program
Student Wellness Center Intern
Duke University Wellness Center
Durham, North Carolina, United States
Serving the student body by assisting in the provision of ways to manage stress and promote wellness; I also assist with the management of the Oasis East and Oasis West student spaces, in addition to facilitating one of the center's Moments of Mindfulness.
Workshop Manager
Lay Mental Health Advocates
Developing means for asynchronous modules for LMHA's Workshop Series
Duke Chapel Student Ambassador
Duke University Chapel
Training in the history of the Duke Chapel and its impact on the local and global community while participating in programming such as providing tours
Undergraduate Research Intern (NSF REU – Cell-MET)
University of Michigan College of Engineering
Ann Arbor, MI
• Selected participant in NSF-funded Cell-MET Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program • Quantified cellular and structural characteristics from imaging datasets • Contributed to development of a software tool for cardiac surgery research applications • Presented research findings at MRSEC Affiliates & REx Symposium Days and BMES Annual Meeting
Project Director
Duke University NSFP
Durham, North Carolina, United States
Facilitating the development of the Project Wellness orientation program by co-designing a project schedule, building and training a student staff, and leading the execution of their project
Director of Religious Affairs: DSG Cabinet
Duke Student Government
Working with Duke Student Government to promote religious life and awareness on campus through programming connecting with religious life organizations.
Orientation Leader
Duke University NSFP
I assisted with the development of Project Wellness and its programming in first-year orientation
Education
Duke University
Biomedical Engineering and Computer Science, Minor in Chemistry
CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
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