Summary
Zarko Boskovic is an assistant professor and chemist with eight years of independent academic experience and a decade-plus of research training at institutions including Harvard, the Broad Institute, and UC Santa Barbara. He combines deep expertise in synthetic and organometallic chemistry with chemical biology techniques—mass spectrometry, pulldown probes, proteome profiling, high-throughput screening, and SAR-driven big-data analysis—to translate molecular design into biological insights. At the University of Kansas he leads multidisciplinary projects at the intersection of chemistry and biology, mentoring students while maintaining an active research program. His background ranges from GC/GC‑MS analysis of natural products to developing new catalytic reactions, giving him a rare blend of hands‑on synthetic craftsmanship and proteome-scale analytical fluency.
7 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Postdoctoral, Chemical biology, Postdoctoral, Chemical biology at Harvard University
Ph.D, Organic chemistry, Ph.D, Organic chemistry at UC Santa Barbara
BSc, Chemistry, BSc, Chemistry at University of Nis
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