Maria Angelica Miglino is a Professor at the Universidade de Marília, Marília, Brazil. She received her PhD in 1985 from PPG Functional Anatomy. She was a member of the Fapesp and CNPq Area Committee. In addition to being the Vice-Coordinator and Area Coordinator (Veterinary Medicine) of Capes, she is a member of the Royal Academy of Veterinary Sciences of Spain, the Brazilian Society of Anatomy, the World Association of Veterinary Anatomists, and the American Society of Anatomy. She has received multiple awards, including (Loke Award for Researchers in Early Care, IFPA; EPG Award Peter Kaufmann New Investigator; Capes de Thesis Award) and most recently the USP-Vida 2020 Award. She is the Research Director of the INCT Cell Therapy in Cancer) and a collaborator with CEPID, Technology Transfer Project, and Cell Therapy Center. She works in the areas of veterinary medicine, morphological sciences, and developmental biology, with an emphasis on placentas and placentation, cell therapy in animal models, and tissue engineering, developing multidisciplinary technological projects aimed at the regeneration of organs and tissues.