Daniela Delli Castelli currently Associated Professor at the University of Turin. Bachelor's degree in Chemistry from the University of Turin, with a final grade of 110/110 cum laude, 2000-2003: Ph.D. in Biochemical Sciences November 2003: One-year scholarship within the Sinapsi project November 2004: Eleven-month scholarship titled October 2005: Four-year collaboration and research grant October 2009: Selected for a two-year collaboration within the project: "Development of Cellular Labeling Procedures with Paramagnetic Nanoprobes," December 2011: tenured researcher in the disciplinary sector CHIM/03, with entry into service on December 29, 2011, at the Department of Molecular Biotechnology and Health Sciences. 2012: National scientific qualification for the role of Associate Professor in the disciplinary sector CHIM03/B1. From December 2019: Associate Professor in the disciplinary sector CHIM/03. Their main research interest is in the field of contrast agents for magnetic resonance imaging.