Academician
Oladipo Oladapo is a young and enthusiastic scholar with a keen interest in research and academics. He is passionate about life science and impacting knowledge. Through research, he aims to expand his knowledge of the field, contribute to the endeavor to understand the intricacy of the immune system and profer better preventive and therapeutic measures to diseases.
He is a natural leader who has harnessed his leadership skill through several leadership roles and training. Oladapo is also interested in economics, cryptocurrency, politics, music, sport, and law. He enjoys reading and learning about these fields.
In sum, Oladapo is highly motivated, energetic, a team player, and an active and constant learner, team player. He possesses excellent communication skills; fluent in English and Yoruba languages.
Bachelor of Technology - BTech, Medical PhysiologyFeb 2015 - June 2021
Key Courses:
+ Human Physiology: Endocrinology, Respiratory, Cardiovascular, Renal, Blood and Immune System,Gastrointestinal, Reproductive, Nerve and Muscle Physiology
+ Clinical Physiology
+ Sport and Exercise Physiology
+ Psychophysiology
+ Environmental Physiology
+ Human Anatomy
+ Biochemistry: Structure and Chemistry of Biomolecules, Enzyme and Intermediary Metabolism,Nutritional Biochemistry
+ Principles of Pharmacology and Toxicology
+ Biotechnology
RESEARCH PROJECTS
+ Undergraduate Research Project in Endocrinology and Diabetes: "Effect of Andrographis paniculataon Insulin Sensitivity and Beta Cell Function", 2020
+ Special Literature Review on Neuropeptide: "The Physiological roles of Orexin in the Body System", 2020
+ Courses Taught: Cardiovascular physiology, Respiratory physiology, and Gastrointestinal system. Each course is an undergraduate course with average of 70students per semester.
+ Developed and revised syllabus to meet accreditation standards.
+ Developed course material, quizzes, homework and exams.
+ Graded quizzes, homework and exams.
+ Courses Taught: General Physiology, Cardiovascular Physiology, Nerve and Muscle Physiology, Respiratory physiology, Blood Physiology. Each course is an undergraduate course with average of 50 students per semester.
+ Developed and revised syllabus to meet accreditation standards.
+ Developed course material, quizzes, homework and exams.
+ Graded quizzes, homework and exams.
