Niyati Ravi is a Year 10 student at Dublin High School in California, USA. She has a strong interest in medical science and biology.
Before joining CCIR Academy, Niyati wrote a literature review on glioblastoma. The paper is currently undergoing peer review for publication.
Niyati also participated in the UCI x GATI lab programme. There, she studied the connection between the heart and brain during cardiac arrest. Her team developed an algorithm to detect ECG peaks in rats with heart arrhythmias. Their goal was to better understand cardiac conditions in patients.
Niyati’s Research on Eating Behaviour and Anxiety
At CCIR Academy, Niyati conducted a research project titled “Relationship Between Eating Behaviour and Anxiety in Women.”
Her study focused on three demographic groups: adolescents, pregnant women, and adults in their mid-20s to early 30s. She explored the causes and effects of eating behaviour and anxiety among women. Through this work, she developed valuable insights into the relationship between these topics.
Niyati’s Research Journey at CCIR Academy
In a recent episode of CCIR Academy Student Spotlights, Niyati shared her research journey. She also highlighted the support she received from her professor and the CCIR Academy.
Her experience reflects her continued interest in medical science and biological research.
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