Dr. Marsilda Qyli | Western Balkans University

Dr. Marsilda Qyli

Head of Department
Department of Computer Sciences
Faculty of Economics, Technology and Innovation
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Accomplished academic professional with a solid foundation in molecular biology, specializing in crustacean molecular physiology, biochemistry, and immunology. Possessing extensive experience in leading research initiatives, academic coordination, and teaching across diverse educational institutions. Adept at managing departments and research centers while fostering a collaborative and innovative environment. Demonstrates proficiency in conducting and publishing research, with a keen interest in immune-stress interactions and environmental physiology. Effective communicator fluent in multiple languages, with a track record of facilitating cross-cultural learning experiences. Equipped with strong organizational and technical skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Office and bioinformatics tools. Committed to continuous learning and professional development, seeking to leverage expertise and passion for research and education in contributing to dynamic academic environments.
 
SKILLS
 
1.      Leadership and Management:
 
- Head of the Technology and Business Department at Western Balkan University, demonstrating leadership skills in managing a department.
- Head of Research Centre for Medical Sciences, Technology and Innovation, showcasing management abilities in overseeing a research center.
- Head of the Research and Project Office, exhibiting leadership in coordinating research projects and office management.
 
2.      Teaching and Academic Coordination:
 
- Academic Coordinator of Biotechnology and Biomedical Engineering Students, illustrating skills in academic coordination and student
mentoring.
- Lecturer at various institutions, including Western Balkan University and Agricultural University of Tirana, indicating proficiency in teaching subjects such as cytology, cytogenetics,
cell and molecular biology, and research methods.
 
3. Research Experience:
 
- Extensive research experience in  molecular biology, evidenced by a Ph.D. and MSc. from the University of Tirana, with focus areas including crustacean molecular physiology, biochemistry,
ecophysiology, and immunology.
- Published research articles in reputable journals such as the Turkish Journal of Zoology and Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, showcasing research proficiency and contribution to the scientific community.
 
4.      Language Proficiency:
 
- Proficiency in multiple languages, including English, Italian, German and Spanish,
indicating effective communication skills in multicultural environments.
 
5.      Technical Skills:
 
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office™ tools for documentation, data analysis, and presentations.
- Experience with bioinformatics tools and analysis, beneficial for interpreting complex biological data sets.
  • Molecular Biology, PhD, University of Tirana, Tirana, ALBANIA - 10/2013 – 05/2021 Memaj M(2021): The role of Neurohormonal factor in the regulation of glucose concentration in the crustacean haemolymph
  • Molecular Biology, MSc., University of Tirana, Tirana, ALBANIA - 10/2010 – 07/2012
  • Biology, BSc., University of Tirana, Tirana, ALBANIA - 10/2007 – 07/2010
  1. Qyli M., Aliko V., Sgarra R., Giulianini P.G., Manfrin Ch. (2021):Identification and characterisation of   crustacean hyperglycaemic hormone (CHH) from Mediterranean shore crab Carcinus aestuarii. Turkish Journal of Zoology, 45: 25-32.   
  2. Qyli M., Aliko V., Faggio C. (2020):   Physiological and biochemical responses of Mediterranean green crab, Carcinus aestuarii,to different environmental stressors: Evaluation of hemocyte toxicity and its possible effects on immune response. Comparative   Biochemistry and Physiology, Part C. ISSN: 108739, Volume 231.
  3. Aliko. V., Vasjari. L., Sula. E., Hajdaraj. G.,   Turani. B., Memaj. M., Lika. R. (2022). Comprehensive Understanding of   Bio-Nano Interactions-A-Challenge for Nanotoxicological Research in Albania:   A review.
  4. Berisha. M., Trebicka. A., Toska. A., Tamburi. A., Memaj. M. (2018): Biologjia 8-Plani mësimor vjetor.
  5. Faggio, Aliko,   Qyli, Qirjo (2017): Carcinus aestuarii as an interesting bioindicator in   monitoring estuarine ecosystem pollution: a multibiomarker approach. 90 th SIBS National Congress on   Experimental biology in basic and applied research to the environment and   human health.
  6. Qyli M., Aliko V., Faggio   C. (2017): Copper influence on glycaemic hormonal regulation by the eyestalks in the Mediterranean crab, Carcinus aestuarii.3-rd International Conference on Food and Biosystems Engineering, Technological Educational Institute of Thessaly, Larissa, Greece, 1-4 June 2017. Proceeding Book: ISBN:978-960-9510-23-3,   128.http://www.fabe.gr.
  7. Aliko. V., Qirjo.M, Qyli.   M.(2017). Carcinus aestuarii as   an interesting bioindicator in monitoring estuarine ecosystem pollution: a   multibiomarker approach.90 th SIBS National Congress on Experimental biology in   basic and applied research to the environment and human health.
  8. Qyli M.,Aliko V. (2016):The toxic effects of chloroform stress exposure on the Mediterranean green crab (Carcinus aestuarii).Albanian   Journal of Agriculture Sciences. ISSN: 2218-2020, Volume 15, 160-205. https:sites.google.com   >ubt.edu.al>rssb.
  9. Qyli M., Aliko V., Faggio C. (2020):   Physiological and biochemical responses of Mediterranean green crab, Carcinus aestuarii,to different environmental stressors: Evaluation of hemocyte toxicity and its possible effects on immune response. Comparative   Biochemistry and Physiology, Part C. ISSN: 108739, Volume 231. 
  10. Qyli. M., Aliko. V (2013): The effect of thermal stress exposure on the   hemolymph glucose level in crabs (Carcinus estuaris). International Journal of   Ecosystems and Ecology Science (IJEES) 5 (4), 537-540.