JSPS fellowship to Dr. Dalila Petta

We are glad to share that Dr. Dalila Petta, Postdoctoral Researcher at the Regenerative Medicine Technologies Laboratory, succeeded in the application for the ‘JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowship for Researchers in Japan (https://www.jsps.go.jp/english/e-fellow/). Dr. Petta has been selected to take part in a fellowship at the Laboratory of Prof. Namasivayam at Kyoto University’s iCeMS Institute for Integrated Cell-Material…

APSselect Award

A study led by Dr. Sheida Moghadamrad at Laboratories for Translational Research, Hepatology/Gastroenterology department of Ente Ospedaliero Cantonale and faculty of Biomedical Sciences of Università della Svizzera italiana highlights the key role of intestinal microbiota in the regulation of epithelial cells turnover and renewal that further alters the phenotype of secretory cells depletion in a…

Visit of Virginia Tech

Many thanks to the student & teacher delegation of School of Neuroscience, Virginia Tech, for their visit to our laboratory in Bellinzona, Switzerland. Great exchange and a lot of inspiration and fun!

Award to Elisa Sorrenti

Congratulations to Elisa Sorrenti, PhD student at #LRT_EOC in Prof. Giandomenica Iezzi’s lab, for the best poster presentation award at the Associazione MicrobiaotaMi congress 2023.

“Come va?” a cura di RSI: Uniti contro il Parkinson

Nell’ambito della trasmissione “Come va?” a cura di RSI, EOC è presente anche con i Laboratori di Ricerca Traslazionale. Qui nella puntata “Uniti contro il Parkinson” la Professoressa Melli ed il suo gruppo raccontano la ricerca che portano avanti per migliorare la diagnosi dei pazienti affetti da Parkinson. https://www.rsi.ch/play/tv/come-va/video/uniti-contro-il-parkinson?urn=urn:rsi:video:15943048    

Award to Anna Rinaldi European Renal Association

Anna Rinaldi, nostra collaboratrice scientifica nei laboratori di ricerca traslazionale, ha vinto il premio dalla European Renal Association al congresso della Società Svizzera di Nefrologia per la sua presentazione “Impaired fatty acid metabolism perpetuates lipotoxicity along the transition to chronic kidney injury”.