PHD degree in Pharmaceutical sciences - 41st course
Denominazione assente
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Course name: Doctoral Course in Pharmaceutical Sciences -
Course: 41st cycle -
Starting from: 2025–2026 -
Board committee: Coordinator
Components
AMATO Jussara, BORBONE Nicola, CAROTENUTO Alfonso, CINTI Stefano, CIRINO Giuseppe, CONTE Claudia, D'EMMANUELE DI VILLABIANCA Roberta, ESPOSITO Veronica, FATTORUSSO Caterina, GALDIERO Stefania, GIUSTINIANO Mariateresa, GRIECO Paolo, LAVECCHIA Antonio, MARINELLI Luciana, MELI Rosaria, MINIACI Maria, PAGANO Bruno, RIGANO Daniela, ROSSI Antonietta, ROVIEZZO Fiorentina, RUSSO Roberto, SEPE Valentina, SEVERINO Beatrice, UNGARO Francesca, VELLECCO Valentina, ZAMPELLA Angela
Didactic Commission
MELI Rosaria (coordinator), GALDIERO Stefania, PAGANO Bruno, RUSSO Roberto, SEPE Valentina
Admission CommissionGRIECO Paolo, MELI Rosaria, ZAMPELLA Angela, LAVECCHIA Antonio (first substitute), CIRINO Giuseppe (second substitute)
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Available positions: 10 (6 of which with fellowship) -
Course length: 3 years -
Course affiliation: Department of Pharmacy -
Useful information: List of selected topics for the 41st cycle of the Doctoral Course in Pharmaceutical Science
Topic
Title
Tutor and co-tutor, special fundings (if indicatede)
Meta-Inflammation as a driver of multiorgan failure: role of persulfidation
Drs. Bucci Mariarosaria and Cirino Giuseppe
Identification of Novel Ligands for the Cancer-Related Protein CD44 Using NMR and OtherBiophysical TechniquesDrs. Carotenuto Alfonso and Marasco Daniela
Bioactive plant extracts traditionally used to reduce menopausal disorders: identification, characterisation of the phytocomplex metabolic profile and functional validationDrs. Daglia Maria and Di Minno Alessandro
Targeting KRAS isoforms in cancer
Drs. De Simone Alfonso and Ruggiero Alessia
Harnessing Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Computational Methods to Develop Next-Generation Immune Checkpoint Modulators for Immuno-OncologyDrs. Di Leva Francesco Saverio and Donati Greta
Targeting transient α-synuclein aggregates in Parkinson's diseaseDrs.Fusco Giuliana and De Simone Alfonso
Development of Green Synthetic Methodologies for Stable Isotope-labelled Anticancer Drugs Drs. Giustiniano Mariateresa and Irace Carlo
Validation of New Models for Endocrine/Immune Risk Assessment
Drs. Grumetto Lucia and Santamaria Rita
Exploring the role of N-acyl taurines and its synthetising enzyme Bile Acid-CoA:Amino Acid N-Acyltransferase in colorectal cancer carcinogenesisDrs. Izzo Angelo Antonio and Borrelli Francesca
Biotechnological development of exosomes for the health and well-being of the skin
Drs. Laneri Sonia and Greco Giovanni
Development of Nuclear Receptor Modulators for the Treatment of Metabolic Diseases: AnIntegrated Approach Based on Artificial Intelligence and Molecular ModelingDrs. Lavecchia Antonio and Greco Giovanni
Exploring the effects of gut microbiota perturbation on DNA methylation program to control intestinal homeostasis and inflammationDrs. Lembo Francesca and Buommino Elisabetta
Evaluation of PEA effect in CNS disease: role of the gut microbiota as pharmacological target Drs. Mattace Raso Giuseppina and Pirozzi Claudio
Exploration of the antidiabetic and anti-inflammatory chemical space via marine natural products by Diversity Oriented Synthesis (DOS) and/or Fragment-Based Ligand Drug Discovery (FBLDD) approachesDrs. Menna Marialuisa and Casertano Marcello
Advanced data-driven models integrating drug utilization to assess and predict the impact of medication adherence on Health Care SystemDrs. Orlando Valentina and Menditto Enrica
Design of Novel Bioactive Molecules Targeting and/or Mimicking Specific Protein Hot-Spots Drs. Persico Marco and Fattorusso Caterina
The aryl hydrocarbon receptor as a therapeutic target in asthma: linking environmental exposure to immune dysregulation
Drs. Roviezzo Fiorentina and Woo Sheridan
Innovative Systems for Localized Delivery of Anticancer Drugs: From Development to Preclinical ValidationDrs. Sodano Federica and De Stefano Luca
Soil-Water Interactions and Cyanobacterial Metabolites: From Ecosystem Health to BioactiveCompound DiscoveryDrs. Tartaglione Luciana and De Marco Anna
Development of supramolecular peptide nanosystems for the delivery of newbioinorganic drugsDrs. Tesauro Diego and Morelli Giancarlo
New Molecules and Modified Aptamers for Targeting Proteins Involved in Pathological ProcessesDrs. Varra Michela and Galeone Aldo