Medical & Pharmaceutical Biotechnologist | Research Fellow | Passionate About Cancer Biology & Precision Medicine I am a 28-year-old biotechnologist with a deep passion for research and innovation. After earning my Master’s degree in March, I chose to stay in the Laboratory of Pathology where I completed my internship, actively contributing as a volunteer to refine my technical skills and push forward my thesis project. Currently, I am a Research Fellow at the University of Rome, based in the same lab in Trieste, where I focus on assessing the genotoxicity of fibrous materials. This role has expanded my expertise in viability assays (MTT, LDH) and microbiology techniques (AMES test), adding new dimensions to my skill set. With a solid background in molecular and cellular biology, I am highly proficient in Western blot, PCR, cloning, mammalian cell culture, immunofluorescence, immunohistochemistry, co-immunoprecipitation, membrane biotinylation, and proximity ligation assay. My ambition is to secure a PhD position in cancer biology, biomedicine, or precision medicine. At the same time, I am excited by the prospect of driving innovation in biotech R&D. Highly motivated and team-oriented, I thrive in dynamic environments where research meets real-world impact.