Elvis is currently as post-doctoral fellow at US2B, Nantes University.
Previously, he was an Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry at Bombay College of Pharmacy and a computational chemist working on various drug discovery projects. After earning a bachelor’s degrees in Pharmacy from V.E.S. College of Pharmacy (University of Mumbai) in 2011, Elvis pursued a master’s degree in Pharmaceutical Chemistry at Bombay College of Pharmacy in 2014. He completed his PhD in Computational Chemistry under Prof Dr Evans Coutinho also at Bombay College of Pharmacy in 2019. During his PhD, Elvis developed methods to understand drug-resistant mutations using computer simulations. His current research is concerned primarily with molecular modelling techniques to understand chiral separation using cyclodextrins, enhancing drug loading to various cyclodextrin derivatives, molecular dynamics simulations to understand protein-ligand, protein-protein and Elvis also serves as an editorial board member and reviewer for various journals and evaluates papers submitted in the field of computational chemistry and bioinformatics. In case you don’t find the necessary information, please feel free to write to me at Send email
protein-nucleic acid interactions and QSAR modelling for leading optimization. He is keenly interested in employing free-energy calculations and enhanced sampling techniques to understand complex protein dynamics. Thank you for stopping by.