Relaxing over a coffee break after a long day of hard work and fighting flu while the gorgeous sunset whisked through my hotel window at Vilnius (Lithuania).

I am glad to share the link of the video recorfing of my 2nd invited talk on the challenges of developing oral insulin formulations delivered at Tartu (Estonia) on 14/03/2024. I hope you will enjoy watching it. Any feedback welcome. youtu.be/GbCuMNeawmE?si…

The dark settled, and I kept reading through the life and (posthumous) glory of the poet that was John Keats.

★Publication Update★ My new article got published in Anatomical Sciences Education (IF 7.3) yesterday. Thanks to Joy Y. Balta and Jason Organ for editorial support. It's an open-access article. I hope you will enjoy reading it and any feedback welcome. anatomypubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

A legend has fallen...scientific research has lost one of its brightest minds. Prof Peter Higgs, with his name related to the Higgs Boson, is no more. RIP. theguardian.com/science/2024/a…

A nice one! 😆😆😆

Sun, Sand, Sea, Serenity, and Splendor—The Mediterranean beauty only gets better at these Maltese shores. Hallelujah! 😀😀😀

It's a gorgeous day in Dublin, and I am out on a stroll. 🌅🌅🌅

★"Crazy, but in a good way"★ That's how my PhD supervisor summarised me, and perhaps he was correct. My profile as a researcher, with a snapshot of me as a person—both on and off the lab—was recently showcased by the UCD College of Health and Agricultural Sciences (CHAS) in

★Publication Alert★ My open-access research article with a group in University of Dundee (Scotland) went online recently (JIF 15.3). Here, we used data mining to develop AI tools in identifying—followed by grading and staging, and predictive modeling—of the Upper Urothelial

★Publication Alert★My latest open-access research article went online yesterday. This study examined the curious case of supracondylar foramen in feline humerus bone. Thanks to the Anatomical Society (Anatomical Society) for funding the project under its Undegraduate Summer Vacation

Wounded by multiple wars and at the cross-roads of empires, the Serbian capital of Belgrade shows resilience and how history has repeatedly shaped the city from antiquity. The city was welcoming and the weather was gorgeous. Belgrade is a "Game of Thrones" performed live! 🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰

Today I visited the town of Srebrenica in Eastern Bosnia where more than 8,000 innocent Bosniak men and women were executed on July 1995 during the Bosnian wars. The crimes against humanity in the form of ethnic cleansing laid bare in broad daylight. RIP to the victims! 🕯🕯🕯

The iconic Mostar Bridge in Herzegovina. 🇧🇦🇧🇦🇧🇦

The amazing sunset by the Adriatic Sea at Dubrovnik in Croatia.

★Publication Alert★My new research article with University of Dundee (UK) went online today. Here, we did extensive radiomics analysis on CT scan data from 106 patients suffering from UTUC—a rare and aggressive urological cancer—to predict survival and recurrence. It is an