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Yasser Majeed
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0000-0001-6585-9906
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Assistant Teaching Professor of Biological Sciences
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[email protected] (Personal)
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+974 44548591(Work)
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55627976(Mobile)
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Carnegie Mellon University Qatar, Computer Science, Doha, Qatar -
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Professional Activities
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Journal reviewing / refereeing
Biomolecules
01 May 2019
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Journal reviewing / refereeing
Cancer Cell International
01 May 2019
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Journal reviewing / refereeing
Cancers
01 May 2019
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Journal reviewing / refereeing
Cells
01 May 2019
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Text interview
Faculty Exchange Program
20 Apr 2025
Share my experience during the faculty exchange program (Fall 2025)
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Journal reviewing / refereeing
Journal of Translational Medicine
01 May 2019
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CMU Committee Service
Marhaba Tartans Organising Committee
11 Mar 2025
Specific contributions: 1. Worked with a student representative to recruit students for the Academic and Research booths. 2. Reached out to students directly and recruited them to support the Research booth. 3. Used existing network to invite 3 alumni (Zenab Siddig, Abdulrahman Alsubaiey, Sherif Mostafa) for the alumni panel. All of them accepted the invitation, which was great. 4. Created an agenda document and updated some sections of the presentation. 5. Organised the lab tour for the invitees.
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CMU Committee Service
Mock interview panel
26 Jan 2025
Part of a 2-member panel that conducted a mock ‘medical school interview’ for Khalid Al Abdullah, then provide feedback to highlight areas for improvement.
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CMU Committee Service
Outstanding Academic Support Award Committee
09 Mar 2025
Work with the chair and other committee members to: 1. Evaluate nominees’ support letters and shortlist for Round 2. 2. Review submissions (support letters, self-reflections) and rank nominees based on a pre-designed rubric. 3. Submit and discuss my recommendation with the committee’s chair.
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Journal reviewing / refereeing
PLoS ONE
01 May 2019
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CMU Committee Service
Thesis Advisory Panel
14 Jan 2025
1. Primarily an advising role for Senior Thesis & Senior Honors Thesis students. 2. Advisees: Amna Al Quradaghi and Mariam Afifi. 3. Attend project presentations (2), provide written feedback, review thesis and provide feedback. In the case of 1 student, provided 1-on-1 support to design the Honors Thesis talk.
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Fellowship
Wimmer Fellowship
01 Apr 2025-04/30/2026 00:00:00
The course content of an advanced elective I am teaching is significantly complex, so I was interested in incorporating ‘flipped classroom’ – especially journal clubs – strategies to support student learning. To understand how this approach may have been used previously at the undergraduate level, I conducted a literature search, but this revealed, surprisingly, that ‘flipped classroom’ approaches had rarely been used to teach this topic. Therefore, as a trial, I incorporated 2 journal club(s) in this iteration of the course (S25). Two methods were used to collect student feedback. First, responses were collected via exit tickets. Second, an ECF session was conducted after the second journal club. The feedback from the students was excellent. Considering this excellent feedback, I applied for and was awarded a Wimmer fellowship by the Eberly Center to refine this novel approach, devise strategies to improve student preparation and participation, improve assessment methods, develop high-quality rubrics to evaluate learning, and importantly ensure that these journal club sessions are inclusive and provide an excellent learning experience for all the students. This fellowship may also allow the wider dissemination of the outcomes of this educational experience more broadly through a publication and/or conference presentation.