As a PhD researcher at King's College London, I am working on an innovative project that aims to develop new methods of mucosal vaccine delivery using 3D printed prototypes. I have already co-authored a paper in the International Journal of Pharmaceutics, providing an insight into the mass production of tablets using the laser-cutting method. I am passionate about advancing the field of pharmaceutical science and contributing to the global health challenges.In addition to my research, I am also a postgraduate teaching assistant at KCL, where I assist in the delivery of various modules, such as clinical pharmacology, drug development, biopharmaceuticals, and ethics. I enjoy sharing my knowledge and skills with the students and supporting their learning and development. Before starting my PhD, I gained valuable experience in genetics as a junior researcher at the Vavilov Institute of General Genetics, where I acquired techniques such as PCR, electrophoresis, and Western blot. I have a strong academic background in biomedical and reproductive sciences, having completed my MSc at Imperial College London and my BSc at KCL.