Fibroblastic tissue growth on polymeric electrospun membranes: a feasibility study
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Dr. Christian Demitri, Associate Professor, University of Salento, Italy. He focuses on the development of biomaterials for biomedical applications, particularly the use of natural and synthetic polymers in regenerative medicine. He conducts research on the properties-structure relationships of biomaterials, the functional modification of materials via bioactive molecules, and the development of sustainable production techniques. He also works on the synthesis and characterization of natural polymer-based nanoparticles for DNA detection and the evaluation of the cytotoxicity of materials through cell assays.
Dr. Paola Nitti, Researcher, University of Salento, Italy. Her research focuses on the research and characterization of biomaterials for Tissue Engineering and Regenerative medicine. Her expertise is mainly in the synthesis of scaffolds produced by electrospinning or freeze-drying, as well as their chemical-physical, mechanical and biological characterization. She has published articles in peer-reviewed journals, presented her research at international conferences and she is also a reviewer for several international journals.
Dr. Leonardo Lamanna, Researcher, University of Salento, Italy. He focused on develo** new technology, materials, and wireless communication strategies, with a particular interest in wearables and edible electronics. His research activities and interests are centred on the application and development of novel materials, technology, and devices for these emerging fields.