Alexandra Vargova
About Alexandra Vargova
Title: Associate Computational Scientist
Alexandra Vargova holds the position of Associate Computational Scientist. Her role leverages her extensive academic background and research experience, focusing on computational analysis and molecular interactions. She employs dynamic simulations in her work, contributing to structural modeling projects. Her expertise includes analyzing helminth proteins and exploring their potential applications in treating autoimmune conditions.
Education and Expertise in Medical Parasitology
Alexandra Vargova is currently completing her MSc in Medical Parasitology at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. She has a strong academic foundation, having graduated with first-class honours in Genetics from Aberystwyth University. Her educational background equips her with comprehensive knowledge and skills in molecular biology, structural modeling, and computational simulations, forming the basis of her current research endeavors.
Research Focus on Molecular Interactions and Dynamics Simulations
Alexandra Vargova’s research predominantly involves the use of molecular interactions and dynamics simulations. She specializes in structural modeling of helminth proteins, aiming to explore their potential application as treatments for autoimmune conditions. Her work is integral to understanding the molecular mechanics of parasitic proteins, which could pave the way for innovative therapeutic strategies.
Professional Background: Internships and Employment
Alexandra Vargova has completed several research and clinical internships across the EU and the UK, which have significantly contributed to her professional development. Prior to her current role, she worked for a year as a diagnostic laboratory technician and held the position of a data analyst for NHS Wales. These roles provided her with valuable hands-on experience in clinical settings and data analysis, further enriching her profile as a computational scientist.