I am a molecular biologist and cancer researcher with extensive experience in basic and translational oncology. I hold a PhD in Biology and Basic Medical Sciences and a strong educational background, having completed two master’s degrees: a Master of Science in Molecular Biology and a Master of Educational Biology and Chemistry. My international research experience includes two years at the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, USA, followed by PhD and postdoctoral fellowship at the Ruđer Bošković Institute, where I worked on cancer epigenetics, adenoviral vectors, tumor biology, nanomaterial biocompatibility, and gene delivery systems. I have authored or co-authored more than 20 peer-reviewed publications and have contributed to national and international research projects, including participation as an associate in the MSCA-funded INVECTA consortium focused on adenovirus vector innovation. Since 2025, I have been the Scientific Affairs Coordinator at the Scientific Institution of Medikol Polyclinic, bridging scientific research with clinical practice, methodological development, and regulatory awareness. I am also a certified Cancer Researcher (micro1, 2025). Through my micro1 Cancer Researcher certification, I am part of a professional network of biomedical consultants and researchers focused on advancing oncology expertise. I am an active member of EACR, HDIR, and other scientific societies, with strong involvement in science communication and research methodology.