Andrea Lopez Email & Phone Number

Rogers, Arkansas, United States

I lead the development of research projects focused on the characterization of new technologies for drug development at the pharmaceutical division. My responsibilities extend to collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to ensure the successful achievement of project objectives. I specialize in solving complex problems at the intersection of business and science, contributing to the seamless integration of scientific advancements into practical applications.

Denver, Colorado, United States

Developed NMR Python-based programs for structural biology applications. Self-taught computational development skills, including Google IT Automation with Python, to enhance problem-solving abilities.Led projects on gene design, expression, purification, and structural characterization of different proteins with therapeutic applications. Set up laboratory, from design to equipment installation.

Denver, Colorado, United States

Taught computational chemistry laboratory courses.Experienced in mentoring and providing individualized learning for students of various backgrounds.

Mexico City, Mexico

•1D, 2D and 3D NMR structure characterization of different molecules and macromolecules of biological interest.•Develop and manage +5 projects from the beginning to peer-reviewed publications.•Mentoring students.

Quindío, Colombia

Supported laboratory research as an assistant, including preparing materials and carrying out experiments.Skilled in collaborating on numerous group projects with a focus on ensuring project success.

Quindío, Colombia

Support the chemistry program as well as the vice chancellor offices of the university with documentation, costumer service, between other assistant tasks.

Phd In Chemistry, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Of Proteins, Honorific Mention

Activities and Societies: Dr. Federico del Río group

Master Of Chemistry, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Of Proteins

Activities and Societies: Laboratory of Dr. Federico del Río. Researching Toxins structure through solution-state nuclear magnetic.

Chemist, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Laureate