Diana Valente

Diana Valente is a Researcher at the Centre for Biotechnology and Fine Chemistry (CBQF) of the Catholic University of Portugal, specializing in biotechnological applications for skincare and antiviral therapies.

Her educational background includes a PhD, though specific institutional details are not provided in available records.

Dr. Valente's research focuses on:

• Development of yeast glucan-based formulations for skincare and antiviral applications
• Grape seed extract encapsulation using liposomal technology
• Sustainable biopolymer sourcing through circular economy principles
• Herpes Simplex Virus treatment alternatives to conventional antivirals
• Emollient agents and antimicrobial activity in natural compounds

Analysis of her 21 publications (2022-2025) reveals a strong trend in translating biotechnology into dermatological solutions, with emphasis on natural product efficacy and sustainable manufacturing. Her work bridges pharmaceutical science and cosmetic innovation through novel delivery systems.

She has supervised one research project at UCP. No specific grant details are documented in public records.

As a core member of CBQF, Dr. Valente contributes to multidisciplinary teams advancing biotechnology applications in health and industrial sectors.