Laura Di Muzio

Laura Di Muzio is a Research Fellow at the Department of Astronautical, Electrical and Energy Engineering, Sapienza University of Rome. She concurrently teaches courses in the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology, including Nanotechnology Exercises, Industrial Manufacturing and Delivery of Drug Products, Nanosystems for Diagnostics and Pharmaceutical Technology, and Drugs Delivery and Directioning.

Her research centers on advanced pharmaceutical technologies and biomaterials, with key interests in:

• Nanocomposites and nanotechnology for drug delivery
• Design and characterization of cryogels, liposomes, and hydrogels
• Controlled release mechanisms and mathematical modeling
• Biomedical applications of polymers and nanomaterials
• Sustainable valorization of biomaterials

Her 15 most recent publications (2020-2024) demonstrate a consistent focus on experimental and theoretical approaches to optimize drug delivery systems. Dominant themes include nanostructured materials for therapeutics, tissue engineering scaffolds, and innovative characterization methods, with extensive application of polymer science and nanotechnology principles.

No scientific awards, student advisements, or grant information are documented in available sources.

She contributes to the research project: "IMPIEGO DELLA CONDROITINA SOLFATO PER LA REALIZZAZIONE DI SISTEMI IN SITU GELLING PER APPLICAZIONE IN CAMPO BIOMEDICO" (Use of chondroitin sulfate for in situ gelling systems in biomedical applications).