Wellington da Silva Santos

He holds a Master's degree in Sciences (Toxinology) from the Graduate School of the Butantan Institute (ESIB) at the Butantan Institute. He is also a Technologist in Business Management and Innovation from the SEBRAE Technology College (2022). Additionally, he holds a Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy from the Federal University of Alfenas (2018). He has experience in research involving complex biological samples in the proteomics field, and possesses knowledge in mass spectrometry and basic bioinformatics analysis. He worked with the manipulation of animal venoms and toxins for the monitoring of specific assays involving cells and/or murine models at the Special Laboratory of Applied Toxinology - Butantan Institute and the Center of Toxins, Immune Response, and Cell Signaling - CeTICS, funded by FAPESP (2019-2021). Since 2022, he has been working as a High School and Technical Education teacher at Centro Paula Souza. He was an intern pharmacist and later promoted to Human Resources Administrative Assistant in the training department - Corporate Education at DPSP (Drogarias Pacheco São Paulo), assisting in the training and development activities for employees in administrative areas, pharmacists, store attendants, clerks, and store managers (2018-2019). During his undergraduate studies, he was a scholarship recipient in the Tutorial Education Program - PET-Pharmacy UNIFAL-MG (2016-2018), where he carried out educational activities in teaching, research, and extension in the fields of Public Health, Food, Pharmacology, Environment, and Microbiological Analysis of Water and Food. He participated in the Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology Research Group at UNIFAL-MG (2016), conducting Scientific Initiation at the Physiology Laboratory of the Institute of Biological Sciences at UNIFAL-MG (2017) with a central theme focused on metabolic changes caused by the use of the antipsychotic quetiapine in a murine model. He was a volunteer teaching assistant in the disciplines of Public Health Applied to Pharmacy (2015) and Final Course Project I - TCC I (2016) at the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, UNIFAL/MG. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)