Amin is interested in exploring the morphological changes of chromatin in different states using high-resolution imaging methods. In particular, she hopes to realize the visualization of chromatin structure in the wild state and mutated state without chemical cross-linking.

BS: Changchun University of Science and Technology, China

MS: ShanghaiTech University, China

PhD: ShanghaiTech University, China

Amin completed her master's and PhD in biological imaging at ShanghaiTech University. During her PhD, she characterized the pathway of insulin synthesis, aggregation, and secretion in pancreatic β cells and conducted high-resolution three-dimensional imaging of insulin vesicles. Additionally, she developed high-resolution imaging and quantitative analysis methods for intracellular nanoparticles using breast cancer cells as models. Now, Amin is continuing her research as a postdoctoral fellow at the Chromatin Biochemistry Lab and aims to explore the morphological changes of chromatin in different states using high-resolution imaging methods. In particular, she hopes to use C. elegans embryo as a research model to realize the visualization of chromatin structure in the wild state and mutated state without chemical cross-linking.