Alessandro Cataliotti

Roles and Affiliations: Professor at the University of Oslo's Institute for Experimental Medical Research, part of the Faculty of Medicine. Focuses on cardiovascular research, particularly heart failure, hypertension, and biomarker development. Collaborates internationally on translational studies involving microRNAs, spectroscopic techniques, and novel therapeutic compounds.

Research Interests: Alessandro Cataliotti specializes in cardiac physiology and pathophysiology, with emphasis on heart failure mechanisms, diagnostic biomarkers (especially microRNAs), and the application of vibrational spectroscopy (FTIR/Raman) for early disease detection. His work also explores therapies targeting hypertension and end-organ damage, including novel compounds like proANP31-67.

Publications: Recent studies highlight advancements in multi-microRNA diagnostic panels for heart failure subtypes, the efficacy of sacubitril/valsartan in cardiac repair, and the role of caloric restriction in skeletal muscle recovery. His research bridges molecular biology, clinical cardiology, and biomedical engineering.

Labs/Teams: Leads interdisciplinary teams at the Institute for Experimental Medical Research, collaborating with institutions globally on projects combining experimental medicine and translational science.