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Dr. Fernanda A.に依頼

Brazil

Aspiring to bridge the gap between industry and community by implementing strategies that enhance the quality of life.

プロフィール概要

My name is Fernanda Aquino, and I am a highly qualified and dedicated professional with education and experience in both Brazil and the United States. I hold a bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences from the Federal University of Alagoas (UFAL) and the University of Kansas (KU), as well as a master’s degree in health sciences from UFAL. Currently, I am in the final stages of completing my Ph.D. in Biochemistry/Molecular Biology at the Federal University of São Paulo. In addition to my academic qualifications, I bring relevant experience as a scientific consultant at the research and innovation consulting firm, PreScouter. In this role, I can provide strategic insights and scientific guidance in multidisciplinary research projects. Collaborating with a leading company in the scientific consulting sector allows me to develop teamwork skills, trend analysis capabilities, and familiarity with the innovation and technology environment.

専門分野

• ☆ Medical Devices
• ☆ Medical Device Marketing
• ☆ Medical Device Development
• ☆ Medical Device Manufacturing
• ☆ In vitro Diagnostics
• ☆ In vitro Diagnostic Validation
• ☆ In vitro Diagnostic Design
• ☆ Point-of-Care Devices
• ☆ Biomarker Analysis
• ☆ Herbal Products
• ☆ Essential Oils

サービス

• Writing

Writing Clinical Trial Documentation, Medical Writing, Non-Medical Regulatory Writing, Technical Writing, Creative Writing, Newswriting

職務経験

Research Analysts

PreScouter

4月 2023 - 現在

学歴

PhD, Biochemistry

UNIFESP

1月 2023 - 11月 2023

認定資格

• English Listening Comprehension (U.S.)

  Applied English Center

  8月 2014 - 現在

出版物

JOURNAL ARTICLE

Fernanda Lima Torres de Aquino, Juliane Pereira da Silva, Jamylle Nunes de Souza Ferro, Vincent Lagente, Emiliano Barreto (2021). trans-Cinnamic acid, but not p-coumaric acid or methyl cinnamate, induces fibroblast migration through PKA- and p38-MAPK signalling pathways . Journal of Tissue Viability.