Meghna

Education

Imperial College London, BSC, Medical Sciences

  • First Class results across First and Second Years

  • Summer Studentship at the Babraham Institute Cell Signalling (July – September 2025)

  • Shadowed Dr Matthew Lloyd, a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Life Sciences, University of Bath (June 2021 – July 2021)

  • Publications:

    • Brooke, H., Ghoshray, M., Ibrahim, A., Lloyd, M., Chapter Two - Steady-state kinetic analysis of reversible enzyme inhibitors: A case study on calf intestine alkaline phosphatase, Methods in Enzymology, 2023, Volume 690, Pages 39-84, https://doi.org/10.1016/bs.mie.2023.06.015

      Ghoshray, M., Sharpe, H., Wojdyla, K., Cope, J., Characterisation of novel interactors of immune receptor tyrosine phosphatase CD45 in T cells, Conference Poster Presentation: Annual Lister Conference, Corpus Christi College, Oxford University, 11-Sep-2025

Badminton School (September 2019 – July 2023)

  • A-Levels: Biology (A*), Chemistry (A*), Mathematics (A*), Latin (A*)

  • GCSEs: (9), English Language (9), English Literature (9), Biology (9), Chemistry (9), Physics (9), History (9), Latin (9), Spanish (9), Art (8)mmended in the Royal Economics Society Essay Prize

Teaching experience:

Meghna is a current Final-Year Medical Biosciences student who brings a wealth of research and laboratory experience alongside theoretical scientific knowledge to her tutoring sessions. She is a highly experienced tutor in Mathematics, English and Science for children from Year 4 to GCSE and A level. She has worked with students of a range of ages and experienced planning lessons catered to the students’ ability and needs, and adjustment of teaching style for each student. She has a consistent track record of raising the working grades of students, as well as their classroom confidence.

Specialisms

Subjects

  • Chemistry (GCSE/A Level)

  • Mathematics (GCSE/A Level)

  • Biology (GCSE/A Level)

  • English (GCSE/A Level)

Extra-curricular interests

Outside the laboratory and classroom, Meghna is a dedicated volunteer. She spent three weeks in India volunteering at an open centre for CINI, set up for vulnerable young girls, primarily children of sex-workers, living in the slums of Calcutta. She taught English and Arts while providing pastoral care as a genuine friend, learned about their lives, and encouraged them to pursue an education. Upon returning to the UK, she raised £1000 for the work of CINI at their open centres.