Celeste Piotto

Celeste Piotto is a Research Fellow at the University of Michigan, affiliated with the Carlos Aguilar Lab. Her research focuses on tissue repair mechanisms, miRNA-based therapies, and nanomedicine applications in oncology and regenerative medicine. She investigates the intersection of biomaterials, genetic factors, and immune regulation to address challenges like diabetic wound healing and cancer radiosensitization.

Her work spans interdisciplinary areas including molecular biology, nanotechnology, and clinical oncology. Key contributions include studies on miRNA targeting DNA repair pathways and the development of functionalized nanoparticles for biomedical use. She has explored radiosensitivity in cancer patients and the role of cytokines in tissue regeneration.

While no formal academic awards or grants are listed, her publications reflect a strong focus on translational research with potential clinical applications. She collaborates within the Carlos Aguilar Lab, contributing to advancements in regenerative therapies and targeted drug delivery systems.