From life sciences to innovative materials: stories of successful integration of technology and nanoresearch - Part 2

23 SEPTEMBER11:30 - 13:00

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FRESCOES ROOM
HEALTH
LIFE SCIENCE & INNOVATIVE MATERIALS
TT.VI - Technical Multi-Track with Parallel SYMPOSIA
From life sciences to innovative materials: stories of successful integration of technology and nanoresearch - Part 2
Co-organized with ISS Chair: Marco CRESCENZI, ISS Co-Chair: Rossella CANESE, ISS
Life science research increasingly benefits from the support of specialized and sophisticated tools, including electron and optical microscopy, mass spectrometry, cell sorting, MRI, NMR and EPR, sequencing and computation. Given the growing complexity of these technologies and the related analysis and interpretation of data, life science researchers often have to consult and collaborate with scientists with adequate technological skills. Such collaboration is therefore a key element for an effective use of technical resources in addressing biological and medical research issues. This session aims to recount some successful experiences deriving from this type of collaborations and will focus on applications in research on cancer therapy, theranostics and toxicology of nanoparticles.
*The symposium is part of the Symposia*
TT.VI.C.1 SY.XI.2.1	Stefano AMALFITANO - CV CNR - IRSA Uncovering the release of micro and nanoplastics from disposable face masks at times of COVID-19
TT.VI.C.2 SY.XI.2.2	Andrea LAGHI - CV Sapienza University of Rome & Ospedale S. Andrea Nanoparticles and theranostics: state-of-the-art of clinical experience
TT.VI.C.3 SY.XI.2.3	Federica PALOMBARINI - CV Sapienza University of Rome Self-assembling ferritin-dendrimer nanovehicles for targeted delivery of small RNAs to tumor cells
TT.VI.C.4 SY.XI.2.4	Maria FITTIPALDI - CV University of Firenze Magnetic Nanoparticles in Bioreactors for Theranostic Applications: Host-Guest Characterization by EPR and Mössbauer Spectroscopies