Elisa Mastrantuono

Elisa Mastrantuono is a Researcher in the Molecular Bionics group at the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC). Her work focuses on bioengineering and molecular bionics, contributing to interdisciplinary research at the intersection of engineering and life sciences. She is part of IBEC's commitment to excellence, innovation, and societal impact through technological advancements.

Elisa's research aligns with IBEC's emphasis on cutting-edge projects such as the development of smart nano-bio-devices and bio-inspired materials. The institute recently achieved notable milestones, including the Fibrosens Project's funding for sensor devices in muscular dystrophy and the creation of an artificial cell capable of environmental navigation via chemical means. These developments highlight the group's dedication to bioengineering solutions.

Elisa participates in IBEC's collaborative initiatives with industry and hospitals, including clinical partnerships, licensing opportunities, and contributions to sustainable research practices. The institute's seven labs attained top-level certifications under the My Green Lab program, underscoring its commitment to environmental responsibility in scientific work. Her role also involves engagement with open science and inclusive research paradigms, supporting IBEC's outreach and science education programs like the Frontiers initiative and Bioengineering in the Territory.