Diana Dias Silva (DDS) is an Assistant Professor at the School of Health, Polytechnic of Porto (E2S|P.Porto), and a Senior Integrated Researcher at LAQV@REQUIMTE, Portugal, with a consolidated track record in research and teaching in the fields of Pharmacotoxicology. She is a member of the Board of the Portuguese Association of Forensic Sciences (APCF, http://apcforenses.org) and, since 2024, Co-coordinator of the Centre for Health and Environment Research (CISA@LAQV-REQUIMTE). At E2S|P.Porto, she is responsible for several curricular units: UC Pharmacology III in the BSc in Pharmacy; UC Pharmacology in the BSc in Medicinal Biotechnology; UC Pharmacoepidemiology, UC Advanced Pharmacoepidemiology, and UC Regulation of Medicines and Health Products in the MSc in Pharmacy, among others. DDS graduated in Pharmaceutical Sciences (6-year PharmD,) in 2007 from the Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Porto (FFUP), with a final grade of 16/20. In 2008, she was awarded an FCT grant to pursue her PhD at the Laboratory of Toxicology (FFUP) and at the Department of Pharmacology, University College London (UK). During her PhD, she focused on the pharmacodynamic and pharmacokinetic interactions of amphetamines. She obtained her PhD in Forensic Sciences in 2013 (FMUP), with distinction and honour, and was awarded the title of European Doctor the same year by hte University of Porto. She successfully completed 4 postdoctoral projects in Clinical and Analytical Pharmacotoxicology. DDS has experience teaching dozens of courses across different study cycles and higher education institutions at undergraduate level (E2S|P.Porto; FFUP; FMUP; ESSLei; IUCS), master’s level (E2S|P.Porto; FMUP; FFUP; IUCS; ESSLei; Brunel University–UK), and doctoral level (FCT/UNL; IUCS; FMUP; UPF-Brazil). She was a member of the Coordinating Committee of TOXRUN–Toxicology Research Unit@UCIBIO; the Coordinating Committees of the PhD in Toxicology (IUCS-CESPU) and the MSc in Forensic Sciences (IUCS-CESPU); and a member of ORBEA at IUCS-CESPU, until 2024. She has extensive experience in scientific supervision of students: 11 ongoing PhD, 32 completed MSc (+6 ongoing), 7 completed BSc dissertations (+2 ongoing), and 13 completed mobility programmes (PhD & BSc). She has served on more than 93 MSc and PhD academic examination boards. DDS is a reviewer for the European Union in Horizon Europe-funded actions, a member of several national and international research project evaluation committees (including the Czech Science Foundation and UKRI – UK Research and Innovation), and has worked as a consultant for three pharmaceutical companies. She is also a member of the editorial board of several indexed scientific journals (ISI) in Pharmacotoxicology and has guest-edited multiple special issues, including “Insights into the Pharmacology, Toxicology and Clinical Applications of Hallucinogens” [JCM; IF 3.303] and “Psychoactive Substances in Neuronal Development”[Int J Mol Sci; IF 4.183]. DDS’s work has been internationally recognised, as evidenced by her participation in two EU-funded open-access educational projects — TOX-OER (www.toxoer.com) and Erasmus+ OEMONOM — as well as in several national and international research projects (31 funded projects, 9 of them international, as team member or principal investigator). She has presented her work at hundreds of national and international conferences and is co-author of over 80 scientific articles (being corresponding, first, or last author in 95% of cases), published in prestigious ISI-indexed international journals, mostly Q1 in the field. Her work accounts for more than 23,266 citations in WoS and an h-index of 34.