Daniel dos Santos (DdS) is PhD in Computational Chemistry by the Fac. of Sciences Univ. Porto since Dec. 18, 2003.The Phd research was financed by the competitive PRAXIS XXI FCT program and supervised by Prof. Dr. José A. N. Ferreira Gomes. In 2004 worked as a post-doc under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Leif Eriksson of the University of Uppsala and the University of Örebro, Sweden, developing computational studies on systems of biological and biochemical interest involving photodynamic therapy. After being awarded a competitive post-doc grant from FCT, DdS moved to Germany to work under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Florian Müller-Plathe at the International University of Bremen and at the Technical University of Darmstadt to study interfacial phenomena (2005-2006). For the 3rd and final post-doc grant year, DdS returned to Portugal in 2007 to work as a post-doc under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Rui Moreira at the Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Lisbon (FFUL). Since 2008, and for 5 years, Dds has won an FCT Ciência2007 competitive position at FFUL. In 2013 DdS was hired also through the FCT Ciência2008 program for 3.5 years at REQUIMTE/FCUP and after worked at REQUIMTE/FCUP hired directly by the research center. DdS is also an invited researcher at another top research center (iMed/FFUL) and presently is an Assistant Researcher at CBIOS/Lusófona University. DdS published 59 papers in international peer-reviewed journals, 3 book chapters, and 6 SCI abstracts with h-index=23/24 (Scopus/Web of Knowledge). All papers after PhD are independent of the PhD supervisor and most were published as the last/corresponding author, especially in the last 5 years. Most papers were published in Q1 journals mainly in Computational Chemistry, Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Chemistry/Biochemistry. DdS presented his work through 146 posters and 65 oral communications (19 invited; 8 in the last 5 years). DdS is developing its research line at CBIOS centered on multidrug resistance (MDR)/ABC transporters and participated in 4 recently concluded FCT-funded projects as leader of computational modeling tasks, funding the research line in grants and conference applications. Since 2020, DdS managed 4 projects as Co-PI (MDR, cystic fibrosis, mFAOD), led the computational team of other (MDM2/X-p53), managed 5 supercomputer projects for computer time in the National HPC infrastructure (2 PI, 3 Co-PI). Presently DdS manages or participates in 2 funded projects (FCT and ILIND/COFAC). Within the last 5 years, DdS concluded the supervision of 2 post-docs (3 years each) and another post-doc for half a year, and 5 young researchers funded by projects or by REQUIMTE (average one year each) and one master student (Malaria) with top grade. In the last five years, DdS concluded the supervision of 3 PhD students obtaining maximum grades. The best PhD thesis on Medicinal Chemistry about the Mechanism of MDR Reversal from in silico Pgp modeling was awarded by the Portuguese Chemical Society (SPQ) to one of my students in Jan. 2018 (Dr. Ricardo Ferreira) that developed computational research on MDR and P-glycoprotein under my supervision. Presently DdS supervises 2 PhD students. For experimental assays, chemical synthesis, and other collaborations DdS has an established network of national and international researchers. DdS participated in 10 academic juries of PhD and master vivas (4 in the last 5 years; 3 as main arguer). DdS is a member of the Scientific Board of CBIOS, a member of the Portuguese Chemical Society (SPQ), a founding member of the Computational Chemistry Group of SPQ, and a member of the Organizing/Scientific Committees of several national and international meetings. Presently, Dds is a board member of the Computational Chemistry Group of SPQ after being president for 3 years. DdS is also a member of the editorial boards of a scientific peer-reviewed journal and of a Portuguese journal about art and culture.