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Silvia Abbà

I graduated first in Biology, then in Plant Biotechnology at the University of Turin and I've just joined the LMV group for the one-year research fellowship "The aphrodisiac gut" sponsored by a HFSP project.

I consolidated my passion for microbes while working in a private microbiology laboratory by performing and planning Quality control analyses.

I'm resolute and knowledge-thirsty, combined with a generous dose of sharp mind.
Can't be more excited to start this new journey with LMV!

Silvia Abbà

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Elena Savio

Elena Savio

I got my BSc in Biotechnology at the University of Turin and my MSc in Pharmaceutical Biotechnology at the University of Bologna which gave me the opportunity to perform my Master's thesis abroad, at the Max Von Pettenkofer Institute, in Munich.

 

Thanks to this period abroad, I also had the opportunity to work on Cytomegalovirus chemokines surrounded by an international environment where I had the possibility to grow from a scientific and a personal point of view.


I have just joined the LMV group where I will contribute to the genetic investigation of viroporins.


I consider myself motivated and passionate with a particular attention to detail, a positive attitude, and willing to learn.

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Davide Loggia

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I am a second-year student of the Master Degree Course in Cellular and Molecular Biology at the University of Turin.

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I will work on the research focused on the molecular characterization of the mechanism of viral infections.

Davide Loggia
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If you are interested in one of the topics investigated by the LMV group,

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don't hesitate, drop us a message.

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You can either write at the general LMV email address (lmv@unito.it) or write directly to the PI responsible for the research you're interested in (have a look here)

ALUMNI

Valentina Serra

Valentina Serra

06/2019 - 06/2021

Master Degree in

Cellular and Molecular Biology - University of Turin.

Contributed to studying the molecular mechanisms of HCMV-host interaction and the onset of viral infection.

Martina Ansaldi

Martina Ansaldi

06/2019 - 10/2021

Master Degree in

Cellular and Molecular Biology - University of Turin.

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Contributed to identifying and characterizing new antiviral drugs.

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Francesca Castaldo

Francesca Castaldo

06/2019 - 10/2021

Master Degree in

Cellular and Molecular Biology - University of Turin.

Contributed to studying the molecular mechanisms of HCMV-host interaction and the onset of viral infection.

Elisa Fornengo

Elisa Fornengo

10/2020 - 11/2021

Master Degree in 

Sciences of Natural Systems - University of Turin.

Contributed to isolating and identifying yeast populations within the insect intestines (BILiV project).

Marco Materietti

Marco Materietti

10/2020 - 04/2022

Master Degree in

Environmental Biology - University of Turin.

Contributed to preparing a bioinformatic tool and dataset for the analysis of fungal populations (BILiV project).

Marianna Saviozzi

Marianna Saviozzi

10/2020 - 04/2021

Master Degree in 

Cellular and Molecular Biology

- University of Turin.

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Contributed to characterizing new broad-spectrum antivirals.

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Noemi Dorma

Noemi Dorma

08/2021 - 09/2022

Research fellowship "Effect of bacterial extracellular vesicles on Human Respiratory Syncytial Virus replication" sponsored by a PRIN project.

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Federica Boretto

Federica Boretto

2021 -2022

Master Degree in

Cellular and Molecular Biology - University of Turin.

Contributed to studying the molecular mechanisms of HCMV-host interaction and the onset of viral infection.

Maura Caudana

Maura Caudana

2022 -2023

Master Degree in

Cellular and Molecular Biology - University of Turin.

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Contributed to identifying and characterizing new antiviral drugs.

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