Maninder Singh
Pennington Biomedical Research Center, University of Maryland Baltimore, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi
About
Research Scientist with more than 6+ years of experience in MRS/MRI methods development. Currently working in the area of metabolic imaging of Obesity, Diabetes, Aging and other chronic diseases such as cancer and NAFLD
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE:
• Planning, designing and optimizing new MR methods (both experimental and theoretical simulations) and experimental protocols
• Performed MR research data analysis including post-processing and image reconstruction using Matlab
• Troubleshooting problems, maintenance, quality control and analysis of GE 5T SPINlab Hyperpolarizer, GE 3T 750w Discovery and GE 3T Signa HDxT clinical MR scanner
• MR sequence programming on GE 3T clinical MR scanner and MR excitation pulse designing using SLR algorithm
• Developed co-polarization strategy and evaluated co-polarized mixture of [1-13C] Pyruvate and [1,4-13C2] Fumarate for detection and treatment of chronic liver disease and cancer applications
• Designed new 13C labelled biomarkers for dynamic metabolic MR imaging for detecting and distinguishing normal from pathological conditions including cancer
• Developed unique 13C labelled phantoms for efficient MR pulse calibration and performed professional animal handling procedures like catheterization and euthanization for pre-clinical experiments
• Performed pre-clinical to clinical MR technology transfer including experimental procedures and protocols as a member of research and development team
• Contributed research for securing and renewing various NIH research grants
• Published research in peer reviewed journals and presented findings at various international conferences
• Trained and mentored fellow lab scientists, post-docs and graduate students
• Worked on designing new 1D and 2D NMR pulse sequences based on long-lived states and coherences.
• Applications of these pulse sequences for studies in in-homogeneous magnetic field, separation of metabolomic mixtures and organic compounds, protein-ligand binding and for studying chemical exchange phenomenon.
• Extensive experience in NMR data interpretation and characterization of organic molecules.
• Handling, problem troubleshooting and maintenance of different Bruker NMR spectrometers (400, 500, 600, 800 MHz) with and without cryogenic probes.
I have presented my research work in various national & international conferences, seminars and workshops across the globe.
Employment
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Pennington Biomedical Research Center Research Scientist2019 - Present
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University of Maryland Baltimore Post Doctorate Fellow2016 - 2019
Education
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Indian Institute of Technology Delhi Department of Chemistry Ph.D.2011 - 2017
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University of Delhi Department of Chemistry M.Sc.2008 - 2010
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University of Delhi B.Sc.2005 - 2008
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (12)
- Skeletal muscle mitochondrial bioenergetics in pregnancy: a comparison of in vivo and in vitro outcomes Save
- 31P‐MRS‐Measured Phosphocreatine Recovery Kinetics in Human Muscles in Health and Disease—A Systematic Review and Meta‐Analysis Save
- Harmonized Multisite MRI‐Based Quantification of Human Liver Fat and Stiffness: A Pilot Study Save
- Molecular correlates of MRS‐based 31phosphocreatine muscle resynthesis rate in healthy adults Save
- SIRT3, a metabolic target linked to ataxia-telangiectasia mutated (ATM) gene deficiency in diffuse large B-cell lymphoma Save
- Revealing Signs and Hidden 1H NMR Coupling Constants in Three-Spin Systems Using Long-Lived Coherences Save
- Dynamic metabolic imaging of copolarized [2‐13C]pyruvate and [1,4‐13C2]fumarate using 3D‐spiral CSI with alternate spectral band excitation Save
- Relaxation Editing Using Long-Lived States and Coherences for Analysis of Mixtures Save
- Lifetimes of long-lived states in inhomogeneous magnetic fields Save
- An improved method for the measurement of lifetimes of long-lived coherences in NMR Save