Participants

Alessandra Quarta

I have received a great training on chemical conjugation of antibodies to polysaccharide nanoparticles at the University of Melbourne.

Thomas Witzmann

I have performed Atomic Force Microscopy measurements on polysaccharide films at the University of Melbourne.

Miriam Quattrociocchi

I am very excited to work on the the engineering of new nanoparticles for drug delivery applications at the University of Melbourne.

Domitilla Vanni

I have contributed to the development of a new glucose-responsive insulin delivery system. Successful outcome! I also had a great time.

Julia Natalia Majcherkiewicz

I have received training on the ultrasonic synthesis of peptide-based microbubbles at the University of Melbourne.

Glay Chinea Santiago

I have studied peptides bioactivity using computational tools at the University of Rome.

Hilda Elisa Garay Perez

I have established a fantastic collaboration on peptide self-assembly with the physical chemistry group at the University of Rome.

Yordanka Masforrol Gonzalez

I have received a training on microscopy characterization of peptide microparticles at the University of Rome.

Ariel Mariano Felipe Gomez

I have found professional and welcoming people in Rome, and we have been able to establish a fruitful scientific exchanges.

Agata Glab

I have received training in FNUSA-ICRC at Brno on intracellular trafficking and activity of nanoparticles in 3D static cell culture systems.

Matilde Lopez

I worked on setting up a microcarrier for delivery of drugs. It was a wonderful experience! I had the opportunity to meet many colleagues and visit new places.

Ana Aguilera Barreto

In this exchange experience I have gone very far. I found a genuine and very friendly working environment where I was able to continue my research on microparticles for delivery of peptides.

Helena Ďuríková

Such an amazing experience! I could give my contribution to in vitro study of glycogen-based nanocarriers for cell targeting and drug delivery. I am still enjoying this experience and I feel very thankful for it.

Soraia Fernandes

PEPSA-MATE gave me the chance to work within a multicultural team while collaborating with researchers with different scientific backgrounds.

Javier La O bonet

I have received a great training in spectrophotometric techniques and performed the physico-chemical characterization of membranotropic peptides for gene delivery systems, at the University of Rome Tor Vergata.

Fabiola Lelis

I have performed fluorescence measurements on antibodies conjugated with AuNPs at the University of Rome. I found a professional and very enjoyable environment where I was able to learn a lot and make many friends. I feel very thankful for this opportunity!

Yanet Tambara Hernandez

I have received a very good training on optical microscopy and some others physical-chemical techniques for the characterization of peptides and proteins. I enjoyed the research collaboration with the Physical-Chemistry Group, at University of Rome Tor Vergata.

Antonella Damiana Recchia

I am sincerely grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the study on the impact of glycogen-based nanocarriers on the differentiation of oligodendrocyte precursor cells at the University of Melbourne.

Noemi Fiaschini

I developed new applications of microsponges at the University of Vigo, I had a great time!

Shayan Vazirieh Lenjani

During my research stay at the University of Melbourne, I developed protocols for conjugation of gold nanospheres with modified glycogen nanoparticles. I am grateful for having the opportunity to be part of a professional team in a friendly environment.

Raymersy Aldana Wilson

I had the opportunity to meet wonderful people. I was training in the conjugation and association of peptides with glycogen nanoparticles and it was an unforgettable experience.

Abel Fajardo Roscoe Sanchez

3 months of training in obtaining peptides associated with glycogen nanoparticles. Incredible work environment surrounded by extraordinary people.

Alessandra Dominicis

Through this exchange project, I could collaborate in a multidisciplinary and multiethnic team at the Univerity of Melbourne. This experience allows me to deepen my knowledge of PG nanoparticles and contribute to the study of their distribution in vivo and in vitro.”

Chiara Cocca

Contributing to the molecular dynamics simulations of mRNA–glycogen complexes allowed me to deepen my computational skiI have received a training on microscopy characterization of peptide microparticles at the University of Rome. lls and collaborate with an international research team. I am grateful for having had this valuable experience”.

Gaia Andreotti

I’m excited to work on nanoparticle engineering for drug delivery at the University of Melbourne. Grateful for the journey, the people I’ve met, and the experiences along the way!”

Laura Marconi

I’m incredibly excited to start my journey at the University of Melbourne, working on the delivery of insulin from microbubbles through the usage of ultrasound technology. An opportunity to deepen my knowledge and contribute to innovative research.

Kasra Rasekhnia

I have worked on developing carboxylated glycogen nanoparticles for drug delivery. Exciting progress! Grateful for the learning experience and the amazing people I’ve met along the way.

Mobin Sabbaghmoghaddam

Delighted to be advancing research on modified phytoglycogen for prolonged insulin delivery at the University of Melbourne. Thankful for the support, the brilliant minds I get to work with, and the valuable experiences guiding my scientific journey!

Erica Belforte

I am truly excited to characterize and further investigate glycogen-based nanocarriers, as well as to explore their applications at the University of Melbourne”.