Bhanu Jonwal

I am an aspiring bioinformatics professional with a strong foundation in zoology and computational biology. My passion lies in applying computational tools to solve biological problems, particularly in the areas of drug discovery and omics data analysis. I am eager to contribute to interdisciplinary research that integrates biology and technology, leveraging my diverse skill set to bring a fresh perspective to the evolving landscape of life sciences.

Throughout my academic journey, I have gained hands-on experience in molecular docking, quantum chemical methods, and in silico ADMET analysis. My dissertation project focuses on quantum chemical calculations and molecular docking studies on natural leads related to AIDS, where I performed frontier molecular orbital analysis and evaluated ADMET properties. Additionally, I have participated in workshops that enhanced my understanding of experimental techniques and their bioinformatics applications.

As a Bioinformatician and Biological Data Curator during my internship at Immortigen, I managed datasets and curated biological sequences, applying various annotation tools. I am committed to advancing my knowledge and skills in computational drug discovery, molecular docking, and multi-omic data integration, and I look forward to contributing to innovative projects in the field.