Eva Ivić is a final-year student in the Uniform Master’s Programme in Pharmacy at the University of Ljubljana. She enriched her academic journey at the University of Milan, where she deepened her knowledge primarily in the fields of clinical pharmacy and Pharmacogenomics. Science communication holds a central place in her work. For the past two years, as the Project Lead of the Serotonin podcast within the Slovenian Pharmaceutical Students’ Association, she has been creating a space for important health discussions. Through dialogue with scientists and experts, she addresses current topics ranging from the historical development of contraception and reproductive rights to demystifying Ozempic and modern approaches to treating chronic non-communicable diseases.

As an ASEF Junior Fellow, she will join the research group of Prof. Dr. Josip Car at King’s College London. Under the mentorship of a leading expert in digital health, she will explore the intersection of pharmacy, artificial intelligence, and ethics. Her goal is to integrate her background in pharmacy with insights into the digital transformation of healthcare systems and bring this knowledge back to Slovenia to contribute to the development of more efficient and accessible healthcare.