Immunomics Lab
The Immunomics Lab is dedicated to advancing the comprehension of immune-mediated disorders and providing individualized treatments through state-of-the-art technologies, excellence, and engagement of top-tier professionals.
By cytomics and vesicolomics, we are developing high-throughput biomedical assays capable of generating vast amounts of patient-specific data, with the aim to uncover early biomarkers of immune-mediated diseases and provide new insights into their pathophysiologic mechanisms.
In addition to multi-omics techniques, we harness the power of organ-on-chip technology to recreate the microenvironment of human organs, providing a platform for studying disease mechanisms and drug responses with unprecedented fidelity, enabling more accurate and personalized medicine, with the ultimate goal of improving patient outcomes.
Keywords
Organ-on-.chip; Autoimmune diseases; Omics technologies.
GROUP MEMBERS
Annalisa Chiocchetti
Group Leader
Full Professor
Giuseppe Cappellano
Associate Professor
Davide Raineri
Researcher (RTDa)
Hugo Abreu
Post Doc Research Fellow
Sara Nembrini
Research Fellow
Fabiola Stolfi
PhD Student
Marco Dossena
PhD Student
Riccardo Sinella
PhD Student
Federica Dell’Atti
PhD Student
Thuy Duong Nguyen
PhD Student
For any information, please contact
corefacilities.ipazia@uniupo.it
or segreteria.caad@uniupo.
CAAD
Center for Translational Research on
Autoimmune and Allergic Disease
Centro di Ricerca Traslazionale
sulle Malattie Autoimmuni e Allergiche
Corso Trieste 15/A
Novara – 28100 (ITALY)
Immunomics Lab
The Immunomics Lab is dedicated to advancing the comprehension of immune-mediated disorders and providing individualized treatments through state-of-the-art technologies, excellence, and engagement of top-tier professionals.
Keywords
Organ-on-.chip; Autoimmune diseases; Omics technologies.
By cytomics and vesicolomics, we are developing high-throughput biomedical assays capable of generating vast amounts of patient-specific data, with the aim to uncover early biomarkers of immune-mediated diseases and provide new insights into their pathophysiologic mechanisms.
In addition to multi-omics techniques, we harness the power of organ-on-chip technology to recreate the microenvironment of human organs, providing a platform for studying disease mechanisms and drug responses with unprecedented fidelity, enabling more accurate and personalized medicine, with the ultimate goal of improving patient outcomes.
GROUP MEMBERS
Annalisa Chiocchetti
Group Leader
Full Professor
Giuseppe Cappellano
Associate Professor
Davide Raineri
Researcher (RTDa)
Hugo Abreu
Post Doc Research Fellow
Sara Nembrini
Research Fellow
Fabiola Stolfi
PhD Student
Marco Dossena
PhD Student
Riccardo Sinella
PhD Student
Federica Dell’Atti
PhD Student
Thuy Duong Nguyen
PhD Student
For any information, please contact
corefacilities.ipazia@uniupo.it
or segreteria.caad@uniupo.
CAAD
Center for Translational Research on
Autoimmune and Allergic Disease
Centro di Ricerca Traslazionale
sulle Malattie Autoimmuni e Allergiche
Corso Trieste 15/A
Novara – 28100 (ITALY)