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Team
Researchers in bioinformatics, physics and materials science, supported by legal counsel. Together we have completed more than 1,000 projects for researchers worldwide.
At a glance
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
PhD Scholar · Bioinformatician · Gold Medalist
Muhammad Nouman Majeed founded BioInfoX and leads it today. His research covers in silico vaccine design, molecular dynamics simulations and computational drug discovery, with a focus on protein–ligand interactions and multi-epitope vaccines.
Expert network
Our in-house leads, together with specialists in the BioInfoX Freelance Network who take on project work on demand.
Head of Computational Physics and Materials Science
PhD in Physics, National Yunlin University of Science and Technology (YunTech), Taiwan
Shoaib Siddique leads our computational physics and materials science work, bringing the materials side of DFT and quantum chemistry projects.
Scientific Research Advisor
Doctoral Researcher in Physics, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain
Mohsin Raza advises BioInfoX on research. He was previously a research assistant at Sejong University, South Korea.
On-Demand Bioinformatics & Machine Learning Consultant
Bioinformatics, University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF)
Muhammad Zohaib specializes in interpretable machine learning for transcriptomic biomarker discovery in oncology. His work applies leakage-free XGBoost and SHAP pipelines to omics data and extends into structure-based drug repurposing using AlphaFold, AutoDock Vina, PyRx and Discovery Studio. He has submitted a first-author manuscript to PLOS ONE, has a second in preparation, and builds reproducible, well-documented workflows for biological and research datasets.
On-Demand RNA-Seq & Transcriptomics Consultant
BSc in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (in progress), Dhaka International University
Through the RNA Institute’s Bioinformatics Research Program, Diderul Islam processed two independent glioblastoma RNA-seq datasets from raw sequencing data through differential gene expression analysis and functional interpretation, used the findings to prioritize potential therapeutic candidates, and documented the methods and software settings at every stage. Diderul also brings five years of experience in science communication, turning scientific findings into clear, accessible language.
On-Demand Primer Design & Gene Expression Consultant
Master’s in Genetics, University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Lahore
Tahira Rashid holds a Master’s degree in Genetics from the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Lahore, and a Bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences. Tahira specializes in in-silico primer design, including DNA methylation primers verified through the UCSC Genome Browser, and in sequencing and gene expression data analysis: sequence retrieval from Ensembl and NCBI, BLAST analysis and chromatogram interpretation in Chromas, delivered as accurate, reproducible and well-documented results.
On-Demand Computational Chemistry & DFT Consultant
PhD in Chemistry (Computational Chemistry & Molecular Modelling), University of Johannesburg · MSc (Cum Laude), University of Johannesburg
Vitalis Mbayo is a Computational Medicinal Chemist specializing in molecular modeling, Density Functional Theory (DFT) calculations, and computer-aided drug discovery. His research centers on atomistic simulations, reaction profiling, and targeted therapeutic design. Combining academic research with prior industry experience in regulatory affairs and pharmacovigilance at the Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe, he brings a rigorous approach to evaluating molecular mechanisms and drug targets. He has also mentored undergraduate and postgraduate scientists in molecular modeling and computational workflows.
On-Demand Network Pharmacology Consultant
PhD in Biotechnology, University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan
Dr. Fariha Javaid holds a PhD in Biotechnology from the University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. Her expertise includes computer-aided drug discovery (CADD), network pharmacology, AI-assisted drug discovery, machine learning, and immunoinformatics. She specializes in molecular docking, protein–protein interaction network analysis, functional enrichment analysis, and computational identification of potential therapeutic targets. She also uses R for scientific data analysis and visualization and Google Colab for computational research workflows. Her research interests focus on integrating bioinformatics and computational approaches to investigate disease mechanisms and support drug discovery.
Mentors
Senior researchers who guide our trainees and strengthen the quality of our research.
On-Demand Immunoinformatics & Research QA Consultant
PhD in Biochemistry, The University of Lahore (2023) · MPhil in Physiology, The University of Lahore (2017)
Dr. Aasia Kalsoom is an accomplished biochemist and research scientist specializing in immunoinformatics, biotechnology, and molecular biology. Her expertise encompasses multi-epitope vaccine design, computational drug discovery, molecular docking, molecular dynamics simulations, bioinformatics, and multi-omics analysis. She has extensive experience in scientific writing, peer review, research quality assurance, and multidisciplinary collaborations. Currently serving as Technical Manager of the MEDICen Project at PCSIR, Pakistan, she contributes to biomedical innovation, immunodiagnostic kit development, antibody production, and translational research. Beyond her scientific expertise, she possesses strong competencies in project management, strategic planning, research coordination, and graphic design, integrating scientific innovation with effective technical leadership.
Campus network
Independent representatives at universities from Karachi to Islamabad help students and researchers find the right BioInfoX service.
Legal
Legal Advisor
Advocate High Court
Zeeshan Ghani is the legal advisor to BioInfoX (SMC-Private) Limited.
Top performers in our training programs are offered an internship at BioInfoX.
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