Sulaf Assi is a reader in forensic intelligent data analytics at the School of pharmacy and Biomolecular Science at Liverpool John Moores University. Her research interests spread across multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary areas related to medication safety; patient safety; counterfeit medicines, drugs, and lifestyle products; analytical chemistry, spectroscopy; mixed-method research, and machine learning. Sulaf Assi started her journey in 2003 upon her completion of a Bachelor in Pharmacy from Beirut Arab University, Lebanon. She then practiced as a clinical pharmacist for three years while undertaking her Master’s in Pharmaceutical Analysis and Quality Control at Beirut Arab University, Lebanon (2003–2006). Then she pursued her Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Analysis at UCL School of Pharmacy, London-UK (2007–2010). She is also an active committee member of three societies and scientific groups including IEEE Development in eSystem Engineering Society, RSC Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group, and RSC Molecular Spectroscopy Group. She is already a member of the Royal Society of Chemistry, a member of the Orders of Pharmacists in Lebanon, and a fellow of the Higher Education Academy.