Cristiana Caliceti graduated in Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Technologies at the University of Bologna in 2007 and in 2011 she obtained a PhD degree in Biochemistry. She won several post-doc fellows at the University of Ferrara, in the Department of Medical Sciences in the field of the cardiovascular system, estrogens, Notch signaling and redox signaling. In September 2015 she became a junior researcher in BioAnalytical Chemistry (Department of Chemistry “Giacomo Ciamician”, University of Bologna). In October 2019 she became a senior researcher of Biochemistry ( Dept. of Biomedical and Neuromotor Sciences, University of Bologna). Part of her scientific activity involves the study of redox signaling and the Notch pathway in the cardiovascular system and solid tumors. Moreover, she is interested in the cellular and molecular activities of bioactive molecules and nutraceuticals to prevent highly socially relevant diseases and to develop bioanalytical methods based on bio-chemiluminescence detection with applications in drug screening and diagnostics. She is the author of 45 papers in referred journals in the fields of General Biochemistry, Applied Biochemistry, and Bioanalytical Chemistry and more than 50 oral and poster presentations at national and international congresses. She won several awards from the Italian Society of Biochemistry (SIB) and the Federation of European Biochemical Societies (FEBS).
Cristiana Caliceti graduated in Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Technologies at the University of Bologna in 2007 and in 2011 she obtained a PhD degree in Biochemistry. She won several post-doc fellows at the University of Ferrara, in the Department of Medical Sciences in the field of the cardiovascular system, estrogens, Notch signaling and redox signaling. In September 2015 she became a junior researcher in BioAnalytical Chemistry (Department of Chemistry “Giacomo Ciamician”, University of Bologna). In October 2019 she became a senior researcher of Biochemistry ( Dept. of Biomedical and Neuromotor Sciences, University of Bologna). Part of her scientific activity involves the study of redox signaling and the Notch pathway in the cardiovascular system and solid tumors. Moreover, she is interested in the cellular and molecular activities of bioactive molecules and nutraceuticals to prevent highly socially relevant diseases and to develop bioanalytical methods based on bio-chemiluminescence detection with applications in drug screening and diagnostics. She is the author of 45 papers in referred journals in the fields of General Biochemistry, Applied Biochemistry, and Bioanalytical Chemistry and more than 50 oral and poster presentations at national and international congresses. She won several awards from the Italian Society of Biochemistry (SIB) and the Federation of European Biochemical Societies (FEBS).