Florencia Lezcano

Florencia Lezcano is a Researcher at the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC), specializing in Nanobioengineering, Biohybrid Systems, and Neural Tissue Engineering. She collaborates with interdisciplinary teams within the Smart Nano-Bio-Devices group, contributing to advancements in microscale robotics and regenerative medicine.

• Key Research Areas:
  • Biohybrid Machines
  • Enzymatic Nanomotors
  • 3D Electromagnetic Articulography
  • Biodegradable Scaffolds

Her recent publications focus on collective nanomotor dynamics, muscle-actuated biohybrid devices, and scaffold-based nerve regeneration. She participates in clinical collaborations like the Fibrosens project for muscular dystrophy sensors and contributes to open science initiatives at IBEC.

Her work bridges nanotechnology, biomedical signal processing, and soft robotics, with applications in diagnostics, drug delivery, and tissue repair. She integrates computational modeling with experimental validation, advancing understanding of microscale interactions and mandibular biomechanics.

• Notable Collaborations:
  • IBEC-ICS Clinical Partnership
  • International Flexible Electronics Technology Conference

Lezcano's research emphasizes translational applications, including biomedical devices and cellular mechanobiology. She utilizes tools like MATLAB and high-resolution imaging to analyze complex biological and synthetic systems, while mentoring interdisciplinary projects in bioengineering.