Lenee Shrestha is a postdoctoral scholar investigating the role of m6A RNA modification in cellular senescence and aging. Her current research focuses on how late-life intermittent fasting reshapes the m6A epitranscriptome across different metabolic tissues. She earned her PhD from the University of Arizona, where she specialized in redox signaling, cardiac aging, and mitochondrial biology. She is interested in developing  therapeutic strategies that promote metabolic flexibility and healthy aging.