ASTERIA MARIA LUZARDO ALVAREZ

Asteria Maria Luzardo Alvarez is a Professor at the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC), affiliated with the Faculty of Sciences. She holds a position in the Department of Pharmacology, Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Technology. Her research is conducted within the PARAQUASIL Interdisciplinary Group, focusing on Pharmaceutical Technology, Parasitic Immunobiology, and Water Parasitosis. She previously contributed to the dinsa research group addressing pathogenic microorganisms in food safety.

She earned her Doctorate from USC in 2001 with a thesis titled "Application of transdermal iontophoresis for the systemic administration of the antiparkinsonian ropinirole monohydrochloride in vitro and in vivo studies," supervised by Dr. José Blanco Méndez and Dr. María Begoña Delgado Charro.

Her work emphasizes innovative drug delivery systems, particularly transdermal technologies, and their application in neurology and parasitology. While no recent articles are listed here, her research trajectory indicates sustained focus on pharmaceutical innovation and infectious disease solutions.

Laboratory and team affiliations include the PARAQUASIL Group and dinsa Initiative, reflecting her interdisciplinary approach to biomedical research.