Anastasia Ignashkina combines expertise in biochemistry and computational methods. Anastasia aspires to contribute to scientific research to improve people’s lives. With a diverse skill set, dedication to learning, and a collaborative mindset, she is ready to make a positive impact in the scientific community. Anastasia’s future research interests focus on developing a safe HIV therapy for pregnant women, aiming to eliminate HIV reservoir cells and minimize birth defects and miscarriage risks. Anastasia excelled academically, earning a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry and natural & applied sciences from Florida International University. Furthermore, she obtained certifications in immunology, microbiology, and laboratory techniques, as well as diplomas in experimental biotechnology, drug development, and human anatomy & physiology. Anastasia gained additional research experience at Nicklaus Children's Hospital and Herzen University. Anastasia’s drive, expertise, and dedication make her a promising contributor to the field of science. She has a wide range of research interests and welcomes the opportunity to explore new topics