Roberta Ragazzini

Postdoctoral Research Associate @The Francis Crick Institute

London, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Nov 2018 — Present

Postdoctoral Research Associate @The Francis Crick Institute

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London, GB

My postdoctoral work is focused thymic gland with a particular interest in the role of thymic epithelial cells in T cell maturation and endocrine functions.My previous work in the lab has been-characterising of the properties, potency and fate of thymic epithelial stem cells-Rebuilding a functional human thymus from postnatal stromal progenitor cells and natural whole-organ matrix.

EDUCATION

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Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna

Bachelor's degree, Biotechnology

2009 — 2012

Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna

Master's degree, Pharmaceutical Biotechnology

2013 — 2017

Pierre and Marie Curie University

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Genetics and Developmental Biology

2013 — 2017

Conservatorio di Cesena "Bruno Maderna"

Violin, Conservatory of music

SKILLS

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ABOUT ROBERTA RAGAZZINI

I am a curious and dynamic scientist with longstanding interest in endocrine organs function and development (thymus and ovaries). Understanding cell potency and differentiation is vital to define how organs became functional and how they get altered in diseases.I am inclined to a problem-solving approach, strategic planning and always looking for new challenges and stimulating discussions.

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