The Period Repair Code

Sarah Irene Sunil is a young interdisciplinary scientist and scientific author with an academic foundation in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. She holds a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) from Asian International University, Manipur, where her scientific training developed across the physical and life sciences. Her academic interests extend beyond traditional disciplinary boundaries, with a particular focus on computational biology, molecular dynamics, mathematical approaches to biological systems and interdisciplinary life-science research. She is interested in understanding biological processes at molecular and cellular levels and in exploring how quantitative and computational methods can contribute to emerging areas of biological research. Sarah is the author of Understanding Molecular Dynamics, published through Eliva Press, through which she seeks to make advanced scientific concepts more accessible to students and young researchers. Her forthcoming book, The Period Repair Code: Menstrual Biology, Skin Healing & the Future of Regenerative Medicine, explores menstrual biology from an interdisciplinary scientific perspective and examines questions surrounding cellular processes, tissue repair, biological signalling and the possibilities for future regenerative-medicine research. Her work reflects a growing scientific interest in bringing together physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics and computational science to investigate complex questions about living systems.