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Camilla Predella
PhD Student
Ped.s Critical Care, Columbia University
About Me
After graduation in Biomedical Engineering at Politecnico di Milano (Italy), focusing on prosthesis, during Camilla's Master, her interest evolved from biomaterials to cells and biological tissues, and she became fascinated by lung bioengineering. She joined Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic’s Lab, under Dr. Dorrello, for a thesis project on lung bioengineering in vivo developing new techniques to target and remove specifically the epithelium. She developed a foundation of knowledge in tissue engineering and molecular biology, working both with cell culture and on small animal models in vivo. She is conducting her PhD research in specific targeting of lung alveolar cells for therapeutics and cells therapy in vivo in Dorrello's Lab.
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Research Keywords
Lung regeneration, cell therapy, alveolar type II cell
Fun Fact About Me
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I am very much a cat lady!
After I adopted 2 cats, I am also fostering a cat captured from my garden and trying to domesticate her.
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Achievements of Interest
This year we were able to filed a patent on "in vivo regional lung de-epithelialization", one of the two techniques I am currently working on.
Country of Origin
Mantova, Italy
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Contact Me
Email: cp3101@cumc.columbia.edu
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Contact Interests
Startup Engagement, Industry Events