SARAFIYA M.V

Seeking a position as an Assistant Professor in Pharmacology to leverage an extensive academic background and research expertise in molecular docking. Dedicated to fostering the development of future pharmaceutical professionals through innovative teaching methods and collaborative research initiatives. Committed to advancing pharmacological research and contributing to the academic community with a passion for discovery and education. Eager to engage in interdisciplinary projects that drive scientific progress and enrich student learning experiences.

• Published a review article in an international journal (WJPR).
• Presented seminars on cancer pharmacology and drug design during postgraduate studies.
• Actively involved in academic discussions and journal club presentations.

• Title: In silico drug design, synthesis of thiazole derivatives and evaluation of PI3K inhibitory activity in ovarian cancer.
• The research involves the computational design and screening of thiazole-based PI3K inhibitors using molecular docking and related in silico tools to identify potential anticancer leads targeting ovarian cancer.

• Participated in institutional and departmental academic activities, seminars, and student mentoring sessions during postgraduate studies.
• Assisted in practical sessions for undergraduate students as part of postgraduate training.