Tudor began his PhD at the age of 20 after getting his Bachelor of Science from the University of Toronto.

 

Since then, he has started a multidisciplinary project which lies at the intersection of medicinal chemistry, structural biophysics, and molecular biology. Throughout the course of his PhD he has experienced the gambit of medicinal chemistry from in-silico predictions, organic synthesis and protein expression to both in-vivo and in-vitro assay development.  

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Now in his final year, he has been awarded a PRiME fellowship for his efforts in translational precision medicine.