Roberta Nardacci

Roberta Nardacci serves as Associate Professor at Saint Camillus International University of Health and Human Sciences, teaching in the Master's Degree in Medicine and Surgery program (LM-41) across Rome and Venice campuses. Her research focuses on cellular and molecular mechanisms of autophagy and cell death with international collaborations.

Education

• Biological Sciences, University of Rome "La Sapienza"
• PhD in Medical Embryology, University of Rome "Tor Vergata" (research component at University of Ghent, Belgium)

Her work bridges fundamental cell biology with medical applications, particularly in autophagy pathways and programmed cell death mechanisms. This research contributes to understanding disease pathologies through molecular and cellular approaches, reflected in numerous international publications.

Recognition

• Top Italian Scientists

Dr. Nardacci actively contributes to academic service as Editorial Board member of Cells journal and ad hoc reviewer for multiple publications. She maintains professional engagement through membership in the Italian Association of General and Molecular Biology and Genetics (AIBG), supporting scholarly communication and research development in her field.