Celia Vived Maza

Celia Vived Maza serves as Professor of Genetics, Medical Genetics, and Genetic Engineering within the Biomedicine degree program at the Faculty of Health Sciences. Her academic profile combines advanced research expertise with dedicated teaching responsibilities in biomedical sciences.

Her educational foundation includes:

• Doctorate in Health Sciences
• Bachelor's degree in Biomedicine
• Master's in Biomedical Research
• Master's in Teacher Training

Dr. Vived Maza specializes in Type 1 Diabetes pathogenesis with particular focus on cellular stress mechanisms in pancreatic beta cells. Her interdisciplinary research bridges Genetics, Medical Genetics, and Immunology, as demonstrated by publications in Endocrinology, Frontiers in Immunology, and Redox Biology. She actively contributes to scientific discourse through presentations at major conferences including the European Congress of Immunology and the Spanish Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Congress.

She participates in competitively funded R&D projects supported by public and private entities. Beyond laboratory research, she demonstrates strong commitment to scientific outreach through regular contributions to The Conversation and active membership in the 11F Initiative promoting women's visibility in scientific fields.