Johan Enquist
About Johan Enquist
Johan Enquist is a scientist with extensive experience in pharmacology and data analytics. He has worked at various research institutions, including the Ernest Gallo Clinic and Octant, and holds a PhD from Lund University.
Work at Octant
Johan Enquist has been employed at Octant as a Scientist since 2021. His role focuses on leveraging big data analytics to enhance data analysis processes within the pharmaceutical industry. Enquist aims to improve the accuracy and speed of data analysis through advanced techniques, reflecting a significant pivot from traditional bench science to data-driven methodologies.
Previous Experience at Ernest Gallo Clinic & Research Center
From 2007 to 2013, Johan Enquist served as an Associate Research Scientist at the Ernest Gallo Clinic & Research Center. During his six-year tenure, he contributed to various research initiatives, building a foundation in scientific inquiry and collaboration within a clinical research environment.
Education and Expertise
Johan Enquist holds a PhD from Lund University, where he specialized in GPCR pharmacology. His academic journey includes a Master's degree in cell and molecular pharmacology, focusing on intracellular movements of GPCRs. Additionally, he studied Natural Sciences at Filbornaskolan Helsingborg and has extensive training in biochemical, pharmacological, and behavioral research methodologies.
Postdoctoral Fellowship and Research Experience
Enquist completed a postdoctoral fellowship at UCSF, where he applied his research findings to animal models of addiction and tolerance. He has extensive experience in ex vivo and in vivo pharmacology, utilizing rodent models to study various physiological effects, including pain, addiction, obesity, and diabetes.
Teaching and Leadership Roles
Throughout his career, Johan Enquist has engaged in teaching medical and biomedical students. He has also trained research students, technical staff, and scientists, showcasing his commitment to education and mentorship. In addition, he has managed technical staff and scientists in cross-functional research teams in both academic and biotech settings.