Giacomo Parisi

Giacomo Parisi is a Researcher in Biochemistry at Link Campus University, Rome. He holds a Bachelor's and Master's in Chemistry from Sapienza University of Rome, followed by a PhD in Biochemistry focusing on P450 enzyme characterization. His postdoctoral work at Columbia University explored membrane protein structural biology and cryo-EM techniques with the New York Structural Biology Center. He contributed to nano-transport system development at the Italian Institute of Technology and managed electron microscopy facilities at Sapienza University. Currently active in international research projects and conferences, he is fluent in English (C2) with basic Spanish skills.

Education:

• Bachelor's Degree in Chemistry - Sapienza University of Rome
• Master's Degree in Chemistry of Biological Systems - Sapienza University of Rome
• PhD in Biochemistry - Sapienza University of Rome

Research Focus: Structural and functional analysis of enzymes, membrane proteins, cryo-EM methodologies, molecular biology, and nanotechnology applications for drug delivery systems. His work bridges biochemical experimentation with advanced imaging techniques to advance understanding of biological systems at molecular scales.

Professional Activities: Speaker and organizer at international congresses, collaborator with the New York Structural Biology Center, and contributor to Italian Institute of Technology projects. Maintains expertise in electron microscopy infrastructure management.

Awards: None explicitly listed in available text.