Nia Roberts

Nia Roberts has a diverse range of work experience. In 2022, they worked as a Business Development Representative at Simeon Cloud, a cloud configuration solution company. Prior to that, in 2021, they worked as an Undergraduate Research Fellow at Harvard Medical School, where they conducted analysis on 3D fluorescent time-series data and assisted in maintaining intestinal organoid cultures. In the same year, they also participated in Goldman Sachs' Virtual Insight Series. In 2020, Nia worked as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at Wellesley College, focusing on air quality disparities in urban and suburban communities. Nia also contributed to a research project on trees' role in alleviating particulate matter impacts on human health. Earlier, in 2017, they were a Research Assistant at Temple University - Lewis Katz School of Medicine, where they investigated the effects of glutamate transporter activators on drug-seeking behavior. Nia also worked at Fox Chase Cancer Center as part of the Immersion Science Program, where they studied the developmental effects of dietary nutrients in Drosophila melanogaster and examined the effects of Valerian on mutated p53 cancer cells. Overall, Nia Roberts has accumulated valuable research and professional experience in various scientific fields.

Nia Roberts pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in Applied Mathematics and Comparative Race and Justice Studies from Wellesley College, from 2019 to 2023. Prior to attending Wellesley College, Nia Roberts also acquired a Bachelor's degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. However, specific details about the field of study and the duration of this degree are unavailable.