Gargee B.

I am a graduate student pursuing a Master’s in Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University at Buffalo, with a strong foundation in pharmacy and a growing passion for advancing drug delivery systems and immunology. My current research focuses on developing an in-vitro, immunogenicity prediction assay for protein therapeutics, with an emphasis on subcutaneous delivery. As part of this work, I am optimizing protocols to generate Langerhans cell–like immune cells from PBMC-derived monocytes and performing biological characterization, including phenotypic markers, maturation states, and activation profiles. In addition to my scientific training, I bring a unique blend of technical and creative skills, including proficiency in website design, allowing me to integrate digital solutions into research and healthcare initiatives. I am always eager to connect with like-minded professionals, share ideas, and explore opportunities to contribute to impactful projects in the pharmaceutical and healthcare fields.