Moiz Kapasi

I am an experienced biologist, researcher, and data analyst with a passion for making a positive impact. Throughout my career, my creative problem-solving abilities have consistently helped me overcome challenges and find innovative solutions. I thrive in collaborative environments, leveraging diverse perspectives to drive impactful outcomes. 

My key strength lies in analyzing and distilling complex datasets, identifying patterns and trends that drive actionable insights and decision making. Whether conducting statistical analyses or utilizing data visualization techniques, I excel at extracting meaningful information from raw data. 

With a strong focus on detail, I ensure accuracy and precision in all aspects of my work, delivering high-quality results. As a science communicator, I am dedicated to pushing the boundaries of scientific understanding and driving meaningful change.

Feel free to reach out to me for discussions, collaborations, or any science-related endeavours. I look forward to connecting with you!
 

I have had significant experience in science communication throughout my academic career. I have been a volunteer with the Let's Talk Science organization for 10 years and have been awarded volunteer of the year and nominated for multiple national awards. More recently I was the special events and partnerships coordinator for the Calgary branch of Let's Talk Science where I developed STEM activities and organized national events. I also developed and lead an international science outreach program in partnership with the Bolivia Digna Non- profit organization where I taught hands on science in rural and impoverished communities in Bolivia. I have further developed science communication skills by becoming a University Teaching and Learning in STEM Graduate Scholar program offered through the University of Calgary where evidence based techniques were developed and used to improve science lessons for university students. 

I am currently defending my master's of science degree in plant biochemistry at the University of Calgary. I earned my honours bachelor's of science degree at the University of Manitoba studying cellular, developmental, and molecular biology with a second major in psychology. I have earned minors in both human nutrition and business. Also during my undergraduate education I studied ecology and habitat management, and conducted ecology research.