Student researcher

I am a pharmacologist with a Master of Science in Pharmacology and Toxicology, with experience in both academic research and clinical education. My primary research interests focus on adverse drug reactions (ADRs), pharmacovigilance, and drug safety, with a strong emphasis on improving clinical outcomes through early detection and prevention of harmful drug effects. Throughout my academic journey, I have served as a teaching assistant in pharmacology at Chulalongkorn University (Thailand) and Universitas Negeri Gorontalo (Indonesia), mentoring over 100 students in laboratory methods, toxicological screening, and case-based pharmacology. My research experience includes conducting preclinical pharmacology studies, and performing systematic reviews and meta-analyses related to drug safety. I am particularly interested in how genetic and environmental factors contribute to ADRs, and how pharmacogenomic data can be used to predict and prevent them. I aim to contribute to the advancement of personalized medicine by identifying high-risk populations and integrating real-world data into pharmacovigilance systems. I am open to collaborative research in adverse drug event monitoring, risk minimization strategies, and clinical pharmacology with a focus on translational outcomes.