The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree BIOPHAM is a two-year master programme entirely taught in English. It aims at meeting an international demand for qualified graduates with theoretical and applied high-level training in materials science and physics & chemistry of materials and their applications to pharmaceuticals.

During my short internship at Otolab, I focused on the development of advanced 3D in vitro cancer models for precision medicine. My work involved optimizing the conditions for cell culture on an organ-on-a-chip platform, including the synthesis and preparation of polymeric scaffolds and the analysis of cell viability under both static and dynamic conditions. This experience enhanced my skills in microfluidics, tissue engineering, and biomedical research, while also contributing to the advancement of cancer treatment technologies.

Improvement of the photocatalytic activity of ZnO nanostructures by coupling withAu/Ag nanoparticles self-assembled in thin layers.-the development of metallic/semiconductor nanoparticles.-synthesizing the nanoparticles by vapor-induced phase separation