My research focuses on the intersection of cell biology, inflammation, and cancer, with particular interest in the discovery of bioactive compounds from natural products. Chronic inflammation plays a key role in cancer development and progression, and my work aims to understand the cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying these processes. Using cell-based models and molecular approaches, I investigate how natural product-derived compounds and novel modified molecules modulate inflammatory signaling, oxidative stress, and immune responses. The goal of this research is to identify potential therapeutic candidates and provide mechanistic insights that may contribute to the development of novel strategies for preventing and treating inflammation-related diseases, including cancer.