Christiane Chbib PharmD, CPh, PhD

Dr. Christiane Chbib is a Principal Researcher, Professor, Consultant Pharmacist and Scientific Advisor in drug development, pharmacology and biotechnology.

Dr. Chbib’s primary research goals are directed towards designing and synthesizing new chemical molecules with therapeutic activity. Her research interests are directed towards targeting the quorum sensing process in bacteria.

She has published several original research manuscripts, abstracts and book chapters in the infectious diseases area and presented her research in multiple national organizations like the American Association of Pharmaceutical Sciences (AAPS), American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) and others like Cambridge Healthtech Institute.

Dr Chbib’s research received multiple grant fundings and involves optimizing dissolution and quantification techniques of multiple drugs in blood/plasma samples using analytical techniques. She is currently collaborating with the Vaccine Nanotechnology Laboratory and Center for Drug Delivery Research at Mercer University to evaluate the immune potency of new synthetic molecules for the development of new vaccines to prevent different types of infections.