Abu-Bakr: South Africa: University of KwaZulu-Natal: Dec 22, 2018

I have vast experience in theoretical, experimental, and pedagogical Mathematics (Pure and Applied), Physics (Astrophysics, Space Science, General physics), Chemistry (Inorganic, Organic, Analytical, Physical) and Statistics (Biometrics).
I have carried out theoretical research in combinatorics and number theory (Mathematics), experimental research in signal and systems processing (applied mathematics and physics), phantom tissue cultivation and laser technology experimentation on phantom tissues (applied physics), and have taught up to and including 2nd year undergraduate students at UKZN (top research university in SA.)
I was selected from the best 80 students in the country to attend a Space Weather School at the South African (SANSA) and German Space Agencies (DLR).
Subsequently I was awarded a placement into the National Astrophysics and Space Science Program where I was class secretary, and graduated with Honors in a Space Science related project on Geomagnetic Storm tracking in near real time.
Currently I am furthering the research I carried out in the Honors project in my MSc. which I am pursuing with UKZN, SANSA, and NASA.
I am extremely flexible and adaptable, can work under a stressful environment and believe in ideas being able to shape the world.
I take this philosophy with me wherever I go.