Mar 28 2018
José Pedro Cerón Carrasco
Research Worker at UCAM
José Pedro Cerón Carrasco is a researcher based at UCAM. His main research interests are the applications of theoretical methods to the study of biosystems including DNA and novel drugs, aiming to enhance the therapeutic properties of currently available anti-inflamatories and anti-toumoral drugs.
“Using DNA to discover new Cancer treatments”
José Pedro Cerón earned his Ph.D. at the University of Murcia in Spain. After that he joined the University of Namur in Belgium (2009) and the University of Nantes in France (2011), during his postdoctoral training supported by FundaciónSéneca. Next, he was a Marie Curie scientist in the Quantum Chemistry group of Murcia.José Pedro is currently working at the The Bioinformatics and High Performance Computing (BIO-HPC) Research Group, Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia (UCAM). Six of his works have been highlighted in the cover of Chem. Comm., PCCP and ChemPhotoChem and he is inventor of two international patents.[/expand]
Using the cutting edge research of today’s foremost scientists, Jose Pedro explores the science of tomorrow: computational chemistrybioinformatics, and models of biological environments. He explains how science is opening entirely new avenues for society and provides valuable advice on how to prepare for change.[/expand]
A distinguished and gifted speaker, his unique background allows him to engage his audience. [/expand]
Topics
Bioinformatics
High Performance Computing
Computational Chemistry
Drug Design
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