Diana Margarida Pereira Gomes (DMG) holds a 3-year licentiate degree (2017) and a master’s degree (2019) in Medical Chemistry from the University of Coimbra, Portugal. During this period, she investigated the synthesis of nitrogenated ligands and metal complexes for medical imaging, which she presented in her thesis entitled "Síntese de Ligandos Nitrogenados e Complexos Metálicos com Potencialidade para Imagiologia Médica". In the same year, she received a 3 months research scholarship from the Chemistry Department of the University of Coimbra, to develop research work on the synthesis of ligands and metal complexes with catalytic or antimicrobial activities. Since 2020, she is research fellow at CICECO - Aveiro Institute of Materials, University of Aveiro. From 2020-2021 she was a team member of the project “BiOle_AcidOxCat”, investigating catalytic epoxidation of olefins under batch operation mode. Since 2021, she is a PhD student of the doctoral program in Sustainable Chemistry, at the University of Aveiro, supervised by Dr. Anabela Valente and Dr. Patrícia Neves, supported by a grant from Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia. The project focused on the epoxidation of renewable olefins derived from biomass over molybdenum catalysts. During this time, she acquired skills in catalyst preparation and characterization, gas chromatography, homogeneous/heterogeneous and reaction-induced self-separating catalysts for liquid phase olefin epoxidation reactions, and reaction under batch and continuous-flow operation mode. Diana has demonstrated a versatile academic profile, with research experiences encompassing different fields of knowledge; Medical Chemistry (PDT), Organic Chemistry/Synthesis (Porphyrins and Nitrogenated Ligands), Inorganic Chemistry/Synthesis (Metal-Silicates) and Catalysis (Heterogeneous). All work developed results in the publication of 9 scientific papers, 29 oral/poster communications in national and international meetings.