Doralyn S. Dalisay, PhD.
C2B2 FOUNDING DIRECTOR
DOST Balik Scientist
Email: [email protected]
Google Scholar: Doralyn S. Dalisay
C2B2 FOUNDING DIRECTOR
Overview
Doralyn is a DOST Balik (Returning) Scientist and a pioneering researcher specializing in the biodiversity, biological activities, and chemistry of marine sediment-derived actinobacteria from the Philippine archipelago. Her research focuses on uncovering potential sources for new antibiotics to combat drug-resistant pathogenic bacteria. As the leader of her research group, she has conducted extensive explorations across various islands in the archipelago, collecting marine sediment samples to identify promising actinobacteria. Additionally, her work extends to functional food chemistry and the application of MALDI Imaging Mass Spectrometry, contributing to advancements in the field beyond microbial research.
Doralyn has made significant contributions to high-impact journals, with her publications garnering over 3,700 citations. She has successfully identified more than 20 antibiotic and anticancer compounds from marine organisms and has received numerous awards in recognition of her impactful research, publications, and patents.
Doralyn has made significant contributions to high-impact journals, with her publications garnering over 3,700 citations. She has successfully identified more than 20 antibiotic and anticancer compounds from marine organisms and has received numerous awards in recognition of her impactful research, publications, and patents.
Education and Training
Research Associate
National Products Chemistry University of British Columbia Vancouver, Canada (Prof. Raymond J. Andersen) |
Postdoctoral Fellow
National Products Chemistry University of California San Diego San Diego, California (Prof. Ted F. Molinski) |
Ph.D.
Microbiology and Immunology University of New South Wales Sydney Sydney, Australia (Prof. Staffan Kjelleberg) |
M.S.
Biology University of the Philippines Visayas Miag-ao, Philippines (Prof. James L. Torres and Dr. Relicardo M. Coloso) |
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