Chamni Jayarathna, PhD

Chamni Jayarathna, PhD has a diverse work experience in the field of chemistry. Chamni is currently working as an Analytical Research Chemist at CaliberMRI, where they apply their scientific knowledge to the research and development of quantitative MRI. Their current focus is on developing 3D printable artificial MRI tissue mimics.

In addition to their role at CaliberMRI, Chamni has also volunteered at Chemists Without Borders, contributing their expertise and skills to various projects. Chamni has also worked as an Instructor - Chemistry at Front Range Community College, where they taught students about chemistry.

Chamni's academic journey includes working as a Graduate Research Assistant at The University of Texas at Dallas. In this role, they planned and developed multi-step organic synthetic routes for various applications. Chamni extensively used analytical techniques to characterize organic, organometallic, and polymeric materials. Chamni also served as the laboratory safety officer, ensuring compliance with safety guidelines.

Prior to their time at The University of Texas at Dallas, Chamni worked as a Teaching Assistant at the University of Peradeniya, where they provided instructional support.

Overall, Chamni Jayarathna, PhD has demonstrated a passion for chemistry and research throughout their career, with a focus on applying their knowledge to advance the field of MRI.

Chamni Jayarathna, PhD pursued their education in a systematic and progressive manner. Starting from 2008, they attended the University of Peradeniya for their Bachelor of Science degree which they completed in 2013. Then, they further expanded their knowledge and qualifications by enrolling at The University of Texas at Dallas from 2014 to 2020, where they completed their Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry.