Angelo Corti

Angelo Corti serves as a PartTime Lecturer in Biochemistry at Vita-Salute San Raffaele University, Milan, teaching core courses including Medicinal Chemistry and Biochemistry for the International MD Program, Biochimica for Biotechnology Research, and Chimica Medica for Dentistry programs. Previously contracted for Biochemistry instruction (2002-2015), he maintains active academic engagement through current teaching assignments and doctoral committee service.

His research centers on tumor-targeted therapeutics and advanced molecular imaging, with primary focus areas in integrin biology, chromogranin A-derived peptide applications, and nanomedicine for cancer. Corti's work bridges biochemical mechanisms with translational oncology, particularly in bladder cancer diagnostics and therapy.

Analysis of his 258 publications (2022-2025) reveals dominant trends in integrin-targeted drug delivery (αvβ6/αvβ8), gold nanorod-based photoacoustic imaging, and chromogranin A fragment applications. His recent work demonstrates strong interdisciplinary convergence between biochemistry, nanotechnology, and clinical oncology, with emphasis on theranostic solutions for residual tumor detection.

Dr. Corti has served continuously on doctoral committees for Vita-Salute San Raffaele's International Doctorate in Molecular Medicine across nine consecutive cycles (2016-2024), mentoring next-generation researchers in molecular oncology and biomedical engineering. His academic service extends to curriculum development for biotechnology and medical programs.