Participated in the Master’s in Pharmaceutical Industry program, which involved rotations through key departments such as Biotechnology, Quality Assurance, Quality Control, and Manufacturing. Responsibilities included:-Manufacturing pharmaceuticals.-Developing non-commercialized drugs under GMP regulations.-Developing and validating analytical methods using HPLC and spectrophotometry.-Editing and updating essential documentation (SOPs, manufacturing guides, room usage records).

Protein Production and PurificacionResearch projects: TRAVIS HUGHES PH.D. University of Montana(working a total of 647 hours)1. “Structural definition of biased agonism in the nuclear receptor PPAR gamma” (NIH grant #R01DK129646).2. “Structural definition of biased signaling in the nuclear receptor PPARγ” (subaward of grant P20GM103546).Main activities carried out: purification of nuclear receptor proteins and other nuclear receptor associated proteins using a variety of… Show more Protein Production and PurificacionResearch projects: TRAVIS HUGHES PH.D. University of Montana(working a total of 647 hours)1. “Structural definition of biased agonism in the nuclear receptor PPAR gamma” (NIH grant #R01DK129646).2. “Structural definition of biased signaling in the nuclear receptor PPARγ” (subaward of grant P20GM103546).Main activities carried out: purification of nuclear receptor proteins and other nuclear receptor associated proteins using a variety of methods. As well as helped in training of two PharmD students in protein purification techniques. Show less

Research project: Kinase inhibitors for the treatment of autoimmune diseases. PHILIPPE DIAZ PHD, Professor of Medicinal Chemistry UMMain activities carried out:1. Execution of the organic reaction needed to synthesize the compounds.2. Follow up of reactions by analyzing the reaction media.3. Design of the protocol needed to purify the targeted compounds.4. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance experiments for the analysis of the compounds.