Giulia Grimaldi

Dr. Giulia Grimaldi is affiliated with the University of Bradford, where she conducts interdisciplinary research spanning cancer biology, environmental science, and molecular biology. Her work focuses on topics such as nanoparticle drug delivery systems for breast cancer, dioxin toxicity mechanisms, and epigenetic regulation in reproductive and developmental contexts.

Her research interests include targeted cancer therapies, environmental contaminant effects on biological systems, and the role of enzymes like TIPARP/PARP7 in gene regulation and disease pathways. She has contributed to studies on stem cell transplantation in retinal regeneration and the impact of environmental toxins on liver and brain functions.

Dr. Grimaldi has an extensive publication record from 2011 to 2025, demonstrating sustained research activity across multiple disciplines. Her work bridges basic science and applied research, addressing both medical and environmental challenges.