Pharmacist & Software Developer
I'm a driven pharmacist currently pursuing a PhD in the Computational Pharmacy Group at the University of Basel, where I blend my passion for Pharmaceutical Sciences and Computer Sciences to push the boundaries of what's possible in drug discovery.
As a staunch advocate of Open Source Software and Open Science, I'm committed to contributing to the community and fostering a spirit of collaboration. I believe that the future of pharmaceutical innovation lies at the intersection of cutting-edge computational methods and traditional pharmaceutical expertise, a space where I thrive.
Driven by a desire to make a tangible difference, I strive to develop groundbreaking pharmaceutical technologies that don't just advance the science, but do so with a keen focus on R&D costs and accessibility. My work is guided by a simple yet powerful principle: transformative solutions should be within reach for those who need them most.
Whether you're interested in collaboration, innovation, or exploring how computational approaches can revolutionize pharmaceutical research, I'd love to connect.
Developing LLM-based agentic AI systems for researchers working in computer-based drug design, to support decision making in lead selection, under the supervision of Prof. Markus A. Lill.
Master of Science in Drug Sciences, in the field of Pharmaceutical Sciences. Conferred by the Faculty of Science on 12 December 2024.
Field: Pharmacy, with a minor in Industrial Pharmacy. Thesis, September 2018 to February 2019: a comparison between two disinfectants used in the production of cytotoxic drugs in a cytotoxic safety station.
Management of drugs and medical products, pharmaceutical analysis and validation of prescriptions, securing the drug circuit, prevention of drug iatrogenesis, therapeutic education, preparation of cancer drugs as magistral preparations, pharmacovigilance and material monitoring, and clinical studies.
Medication dispensing and patient counselling.
An overview of the work across every department of a pharmaceutical manufacturer. Built an Excel matrix to speed up the evaluation of elementary impurities during drug production, following ICH guideline Q3D step 4.
An overview of nursing work in a clinical anaesthesia department.
A first overview of day to day work in a local pharmacy.
Final grade 17.37 out of 20, equivalent to 5.2 out of 6, comparable to the Swiss Matura.