Scientific Collaborator (PostDoc)

Franck Marquet received his degree in Pharmacy, followed by a PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences from the University of Geneva (Switzerland). He completed a postdoctoral training at the same institution, focusing on formulation development and predictive modeling tools in drug delivery systems. His research interests lie in the optimization of nanopharmaceuticals, particularly in enhancing the stability and bioavailability of therapeutic compounds. During his PhD, he pioneered the development of polymer-based carriers for oligonucleotide delivery, utilizing advanced characterization techniques to optimize drug stability and release. In his postdoctoral work, he applied predictive methodologies to forecast the behavior of binary eutectic mixtures, demonstrating his passion for integrating computational tools in pharmaceutical formulation. He has collaborated on several interdisciplinary projects, generating valuable insights into both small and large-molecule analysis. He is dedicated to advancing research in formulation science, aiming to drive innovation in scalable drug delivery platforms. Throughout his academic journey, he has published multiple peer-reviewed articles and remains committed to fostering the next generation of scientists by sharing his expertise in educational and collaborative settings.