Daniela S.S. Teixeira (Portugal, 1999) received her Bachelor's degree in Medicinal Chemistry in 2020 and her Master's degree in 2022 with the final thesis titled "Development of fluorinated contrast agents for 19F MRI and PET", both at the Faculty of Science and Technology from the University of Coimbra. In 2020, she obtained a FCT funded scholarship to attend the training course "Medicinal Chemistry: from Academy to Pharmaceutical Industry", that allowed her to acquire knowledge of tetrapyrrolic macrocycles synthesis, in microwave-assisted synthetic methods and chromatographic techniques for the analysis and purification of organic compounds, as well as spectroscopic techniques such as nuclear magnetic resonance and ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy. In her master's thesis, she deepen her knowledge of more sustainable synthesis methods (microwaveassisted) and chromatographic techniques for analysis and purification such as High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC). During this period, she also acquired knowledge in cellular assays and radiochemistry. Daniela Teixeira is the author/coauthor of 2 paper in scientific international journal and the author/coauthor of 2 oral communication in national and international scientific congresses. She contributed to the organization of several events, highlighting the Portuguese Junior Chemistry Olympics (2022). In 2022, she was part of the team that won the "Prix tremplin Mariano Gago" of bilateral research cooperation - France /Portugal with the project entitled "Metal-based contrast agents for specific visualization of biomarkers in Magnetic Resonance Imaging". Her current interests focus on the synthesis and characterization of vectorized paramagnetic metal complexes and the study of their relaxometric properties, aiming their application in Magnetic Resonance Imaging.