Antonio Tarín Pelló graduated in Pharmacy in 2019 and in 2024 he received the title of Doctor of Pharmacy with Cum Laude mention for his doctoral thesis entitled “Development and validation of a mathematical prediction model by topological analysis of data to identify antibacterial activity in marketed drugs. Searching and obtaining new antimicrobials through drug repositioning”. During his period as a PhD student, he continued to participate in international congresses, such as the XVIII CIE, where he won the first prize for the best oral communication of the postgraduate course in Pharmacy. In December 2024 it was awarded with the mention to the best doctoral thesis in the 9th Edició Premis a la Innovació València Innovation Capital. Dr. Tarín-Pelló's research work continues to be devoted to the search for new antimicrobials, combining strategies such as drug repositioning and mathematical prediction models. He also participated as Teaching Assitant for 5 years (2017-2022) in the project of innovation and improvement of teaching quality “SWICEU”, which is part of the MicroMundo project, Spanish branch of the international projects TinyEarth (2018, Wisconsin Institute for Discovery) and Small World Initiative (2012, Yale University), and with which he received the Ex aquo award in the Category Innovac(c)ion in the Classroom or Teaching Management. From 2023 to the present he continues in the SWICEU project as a Partner Instructor.