B.S. in Chemistry (Unicamp, 2013), MSc. in Inorganic Chemistry (Unicamp, 2015) and Doctor of Sciences (ScD. Unicamp, 2019). She has experience in Chemistry, focusing on Inorganic Chemistry, Bioniorganic Chemistry, and Medicinal Chemistry. Her PhD Thesis was focused on the development (synthesis and characterization) and in vitro evaluation of new metal complexes with antitumoral activity. She did a research internship from October/2018 until June/2019 in the Institute of Inorganic Chemistry of the University of Vienna (Austria) and in the Institute for Cancer Research (Medical University of Vienna), with a scholarship from OeAD (service centre for European and international mobility and cooperation programmes in the fields of education, science and research of Austria), Ernst Mach Grant - worldwide. During the PhD research in Brazil and in Austria, Julia learned and gained experience in cell culture, with emphasis in assays for evaluating the cytotoxicity of compounds, and flow cytometry.