Mayara Spadari da Costa Moura

Throughout my career, I have always been driven by a relentless curiosity, which is why I recognize its transformative power and believe that it is this relentless search for answers that drives progress and enables us to find innovative solutions to the challenges we face on a daily basis. This is how I started my research experience where I acquired skills in project management and in the processing and storage of biological material. I have a solid background in scientific research, where I actively participated in laboratory projects involving animal experimentation. During this period, I acquired proficiency in several scientific techniques and practices, awakening in me a growing passion for the continuous search for new knowledge and discoveries. I also played a significant leadership role as a coordinator on an outreach project, where I was responsible for leading a team in collecting data related to patient health and pharmaceutical care. In this position, I assumed responsibility for organizing the research project, which involved the careful selection of participating patients. In addition, I carried out the process of extracting and statistically analyzing the collected data, aiming at its subsequent presentation and publication at the university. This experience allowed me to improve my project management skills and strengthen my knowledge and interest in clinical research. So, to complement my training, I completed an introductory course in clinical research, where I gained knowledge about legislation and good clinical and laboratory practices (GCP and GLP). I am currently pursuing an intermediate program in clinical research to further enhance my knowledge in this ever-evolving field. I am a highly qualified professional to offer support to activities related to research centers, aiming at the generation of scientific evidence of excellence. I have solid expertise in regulatory processes and maintain a commitment to ethics and compliance with current legislation. My commitment extends to aspects of work safety, biosafety and environmental impacts related to clinical research activities. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)