Prof. Iogann Tolbatov is an Associate Professor of General and Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Sassari, specializing in Computational Bioinorganic, Inorganic Medicinal Chemistry and Condensed Matter Physics. He earned his Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame (USA) and built an international career at leading institutions across Germany, Spain, France, and Italy. His "digital laboratory" bridges fundamental inorganic reactivity and large-scale biological systems using advanced multiscale computational modeling (QM/MM, MD) with a workflow that integrates cutting-edge Machine Learning Interatomic Potentials (MLIPs). His research provides the mechanistic foundations for next-generation metal-based therapies (anticancer, antimicrobial, antiviral), focusing on protein metalation, transition-metal complex kinetics, and regulated cell death pathways. He holds multiple National Scientific Qualifications (ASN) in Italy (Inorganic Systems; Chemical Technologies; Theoretical Physics of Matter) and France. An influential leader (H-index 24; 87+ publications: 44 first, 29 corresponding), his impact is evidenced by a 2026 Front Cover, invited talks at global symposia (ISBOMC, PPM) and the Universities of Pisa and Padova. He won the 2025 Biomolecules Young Investigator Award. His service includes the UKRI EPSRC Peer Review College, ESF Expert, REPRISE/VQR evaluator, Biomolecules Editorial Board, PPM2 (2027) Scientific Committee, and >221 peer reviews.