Ricerc@Sapienza

Measuring operators’ cognitive and emotional states, training progresses, and teamwork in operative contexts is really innovative. The Neuroscience Lab develops methodologies able to measure these parameters in real time under real settings (so not only in the labs).

Prof. Fimia carries out his research actiivity at the “Cell Stress Biology” laboratory of Department of Molecular Medicine, as well as at the Cell Biology and Electron Microscopy lab of the National Institute for Infectious Diseases (INMI) L. Spallanzani in Rome,
where the Prof. Fimia has part of his research group to carry out research activity on the basis of a formal Collaborative Agreement. 

Lab website: https://sites.google.com/uniroma1.it/lab-canettieri/home

Our lavoratory is interested in understanding how epigenetic and metabolic reprogramming influence tumor behaviour and to invetigate the possibility to target these alterations for therapeutic purposes.

The current main topics of our lab are:

1) Energy and redox rewiring in Cancer

Prof. Carmine Mancone is the director of the Tumor Microenvironment Research Group. This group works on understanding the molecular basis of the interaction between cancer cells and the tumor microenvironment (TME) in liver and biliary tract carcinomas.

Caratterizzazione molecolare ed epidemiologica dei virus respiratori; il contributo della risposta immune dell’ospite alla patogenesi e alle sequele respiratorie.

• Aspetti virologici, patogenetici e diagnostici di infezioni virali croniche (virus epatitici, HIV)
• Valutazione di efficacia di molecole antivirali e ricerca di strategie terapeutiche innovative