Laura Bertoni is a professor in Human Anatomy. Currently, she has a teaching position at school of Pharmacy, School of Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology and School of Nursing. Her research activities concern the interaction between connective tissues and applied physical energies, in particular pulsed electromagnetic fields, and the static and dynamic osteogenesis during bone histogenesis and bone repair. Moreover, she performs investigations into the effect of ferutinin on bone metabolism in preventing and treating osteoporosis induced by estrogen deficiency. From 2012 during the academic training at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (Italy), she has been focused on stem cell differentiation in vitro, with particular interest in the characterization of stem cells isolated from human dental pulp, bone marrow and amniotic fluid and in stem cells/scaffolds interactions. She acquired skills on the use of stem cells combined with biocompatible scaffolds (fibroin, collagen, bioglass and titanium surfaces) for histointegration in animal models of tissue injury. Currently, her research is focused on the use of ex vivo fluorescence confocal microscopy for real-time diagnosis of cutaneous inflammatory diseases.