Alexandre José Neto Trindade

Alexandre José Neto Trindade is an Associate Professor at Egas Moniz School of Health & Science, specializing in Biomedical Sciences. He holds a PhD in Animal Sciences and Technology from the University of Lisbon and has developed four mutant mouse lines pivotal for understanding Notch signaling in embryogenesis, cancer, and angiogenesis. His academic roles include coordinating the Biomedical Sciences degree and leading the 'Technologies and Solutions in Healthcare' research group at CiiEM. He has been PI in multiple projects, including InFishMix and InsectERA, and supervises two PhD students.

Education: PhD in Animal Sciences and Technology (2008), University of Lisbon; BSc in Microbiology and Genetics (2002), Faculty of Sciences, Lisbon.

Research focuses on Notch signaling pathways in cancer, vascular biology, and reproductive processes. His work includes anti-angiogenic therapies, tumor metastasis mechanisms, and regenerative medicine using insect-based biotechnology. Key projects involve optimizing transgenesis in soldier fly larvae and developing diagnostic tools for canine lymphoma.

Publications span over 30 peer-reviewed articles in journals like Cells, Antibiotics, and Development. Awards include Egas Moniz Pedagogical Innovation Awards (2022, 2023) and the UTL/Caixa Geral de Depósitos Young Researchers Award (2009).

Leadership roles include Subdirector at CiiEM, Board member of Portuguese Society for Veterinary Sciences (SPCV), and organizing international conferences like the 2018 CIISA Congress. Active in educational innovation, emphasizing active learning and digital tools like Dreamshaper®.