Dr. Renugah Naidu

Faculty Management

We are supported by a network of more than 200-strong qualified academic personnel as part of our teaching faculty. These lecturers include experienced industry practitioners who range from working professionals to industry advisors, entrepreneurs and accredited consultants. As the bulwark of our organisation, our teaching faculty share our mission and vision in nurturing talents with a global orientation, so that our graduates can be prepared for the demands of the Future Economy.

School of Foundation Studies School of Business and Management School of Engineering and Technology School of Health and Life Sciences School of Postgraduate Studies

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Lecturer

Dr Renugah Naidu is currently a lecturer in PSB academy in LTU/PSB partnership programme and in-charge of Foundation Diploma in Life Sciences (FDLS). Dr Renugah graduated with a Bachelor of Science (Hons) from the University of Queensland (UQ) and completed her PhD in Biological Science from Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD). She has also authored/co-authored 6 publications in peer-reviewed journals.

Aside from her teaching responsibilities, Dr Renugah is involved in volunteering with organizations such as SPCA and NEA volunteer.

Education qualification

Doctor of Philosophy, Singapore University of Technology and Design, 2019
Bachelor of Science (Hons) University of Queensland, 2013

Professional experiences

Lecturer, PSB Academy, 2021 – present
Biology educator, MathVision – 2020 – 2021
Language educator, UWCSEA – 2019 – 2020
Post-doctoral researcher, SUTD – 2019 – 2020
Teaching assistant, SUTD – 2015 – 2016
University tutor, UQ – 2010 – 2013

Publications

Naidu, R., Chu T. T., Tripathi J., Yang, H., Subramanian. G., Tripathi P., Fang K., Lim C.T., Chan J.K., Bozdech Z.B., and Chandramohanadas, R. Preferential invasion of human reticulocytes by Plasmodium falciparum. Adaptation and remodelling within a niche host environment. (2021).
Naidu, R., Subramanian, G., Lim, Y.B., Lim, C.T., & Chandramohanadas, R. A reference document on permissible limits for solvents and buffers during in vitro antimalarial screening. Scientific reports (2018).
Banas, A., Banas. K., Chu T. T., Naidu, R., Hutchinson. P.E., Agrawal. R., K. F. Lo Michael., Chandramohanadas, R., Breese, M. Comparative molecular phenotyping of Plasmodium falciparum-infected human erythrocytes by various modalities for Infrared Spectroscopic Measurements. Analytical Chemistry. (2021) (under submission).
Li, H., Yang, j., Chu, T. T., Naidu, R., Chandramohanadas, R., Dao, M., & Karniadakis, G.E. Cytoskeleton remodeling induces membrane stiffness and stability changes during reticulocyte maturation. Biophysical Journal (2018).
Subramanian, G., Sadeer. A., Mukherjee, K., Kojima, T., Tripathi, P., Naidu, R., Tay, S.W., Pang, J.H., Pullarkat, S.A., and Chandramohanadas, R. Dalton Transactions (2018).
Chu, T. T., Sinha, A., Malleret, B., Suwanarusk, R., Park, J. E., Naidu, R., Das, R., Dutta,B., Ong, S.T., Verma, N.K., Chan, J.K., Nosten, F., Rénia, L., Sze. S.K., Russell, B., & Chandramohanadas, R. Quantitative mass spectrometry of human reticulocytes reveal proteome-wide modifications during maturation. British Journal of Haematology (2017).