Simone received his Bachelor’s degree in Biotechnology in 2020, from the Università del Piemonte Orientale, Novara, Italy. He joined the Corn Lab in July 2021 and his research interest involves understanding overall cell biology and how disbalances in fundamental molecular processes cause diseases. He seeks to engage in translational medicine, to contribute developing novel functional therapeutic treatments.
CRISPR technologies have transformed biomedical research, opening new possibilities for understanding, diagnosing, and treating cancer. But how close...
The genome-editing toolbox is rapidly expanding, offering increasingly diverse ways to make precise changes to DNA. But with so many emerging technologies,...
The Corn lab came together for this year’s retreat in Leysin, Vaud, on September 24–25. Over two engaging days, we combined science, reflection, and team building...
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