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- anthony.battaglia@unito.it
- supervisor: Dr Carabelli Valentina
co-sopervisor: Dr Giustetto Maurizioheadquarter: department of Nueroscience "Rita Levi Montalcini"
Corso raffaello 30, Torino - https://www.dstfen.unito.it/persone/anthony.battaglia
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- Department of Drug Science and Technology
- Dipartimento di Scienza e Tecnologia del Farmaco
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Farmacia - Chimica e tecnologia farmaceutiche
Curriculum vitae
Curriculum Vitae
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Giovenino C, Trajkova S, Pavinato L, Cardaropoli S, Pullano V, Ferrero E, Sukarova-Angelovska E, Carestiato S, Salmin P, Rinninella A, Battaglia A, Bertoli L, Fadda A, Palermo F, Carli D, Mussa A, Dimartino P, Bruselles A, Froukh T, Mandrile G, Pasini B, De Rubeis S, Buxbaum JD, Pippucci T, Tartaglia M, Rossato M, Delledonne M, Ferrero GB, Brusco A. (2023) Skewed X-chromosome inactivation in unsolved neurodevelopmental disease cases can guide re-evaluation For X-linked genes. European journal of human genetics : EJHG 31(11) 1228-1236 [DOI PMID]
Research topics
My research has been focusing on Parkinson's disease, the second most common and diffused nerodegenrative disorder. In particular i am interested in studying early funcional alterations at the somatic and synaptic level by using electrophysiological approaches. At the moment i am using an invitro model to study the pathophysiology of the disease consiting in primary murine hippocampal cell cultures treated with a-synuclein oligomers. i am working on hippocammpal neurons because i am more interested into get more insights about the non motor symptoms of the disease.
Beisides this, still in the context of parkinson's disease i am working on how different compounds, like pesticides and herbicedes, can be linked to the developing of the disease how these changes occur at single cell level.
Summer school: "Electrain 2024". 1 week of intensive theoretical and ‘hands-on’ training in modern electrophysiological techniques. The course with accompanying lectures (local and invited speakers) held at the European Neuroscience Institute (ENI) on the Göttingen Research Campus.
Seminar: “Fast confocal fluorescence imaging and targeted photoactivation in freely behaving mice.” - Prof. Cathie Ventalon, Turin, June 21th 2024
Seminar: “Mechanisms of infant body know-how development through baby humanoid robots” - Prof. Matej Hoffmann, Turin, May 14th 2024
Toolbox Course: "Ethics of research and Responsible research: an introduction" - Prof.Daniela Ovadia, Turin, Corso Dogliotti 38, Torino, May 20th, 21th 2024
Seminar: “Mechanisms of infant body know-how development through baby humanoid robots” - Prof. Matej Hoffmann, Turin, May 14th 2024
Seminar: "Using fNIRS to investigate the development of functional connectivity and its relationship with social development and early adversity" - Dr. Chiara Bulgarelli, Turin, April 16th 2024
General Training Course for Workers on Safety, online, March 26th 2024
Toolbox Course: "Introduction to Research Methodology"- Daniele Romano, Turin, March 2024Advanced Course: "From neural cell excitability to brain circuit recording, visualization and manipulation"- Francesco Ferrini, Eriola Hoxha ,Benedetto Sacchetti, Valentina Carabelli, Serena Bovetti, Stefano Zucca, Giulia Concina, Turin, February - March 2024
Seminar: "Creatine Transporter Deficiency: the long journey to successful therapy” - Dott. Laura Baroncelli, Turin, January 24th 2024
Toolbox Course: "Broad Neuroscience training: Clinical, methodological and theoretical aspects of translational and cognitive neuroscience"-Maurizio Giustetto, Annamaria Berti, Adriano Chiò, Turin, January 10th 2024.
Welcome meeting XXXIX cycle and 2nd Enrica Marzola award ceremony: Anatomy institute, Turin, November 30th 2023
Toolbox Course: Workshop: "Public engagement and outreach" - Dott. Graziano Ciocca (science communicator, Associazione GEco), Dott. Donato Ramani (Communications Office, SISSA), Turin, November 17th, 18th 2023
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