Mario Romano

Mario Romano is a Full Professor of Ophthalmology at Humanitas University, part of the Humanitas Group—a leading teaching hospital and research center in Italy. He serves as Director of the School of Medical Specialization in Ophthalmology, overseeing postgraduate residency training in the field.

His research focuses on vitreoretinal surgery and diseases, with advanced clinical training completed at prestigious institutions including the Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infirmary, Harvard Medical School, and the Royal Liverpool University Hospital. His expertise bridges clinical ophthalmology and molecular pharmacology.

• PhD in Pharmacology and Molecular Oncology – University of Ferrara
• Fellowship in Vitreoretinal Diseases – Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA
• Fellowship in Vitreoretinal Surgery – Royal Liverpool University Hospital, UK

Dr. Romano is an inventor holding three patents in the vitreoretinal field, reflecting his translational research contributions. He plays a key role in medical education and clinical specialization programs at Humanitas.

He has made significant contributions to ophthalmic research, particularly in retinal diseases and surgical innovation, though specific publications are not listed in the provided text.

He is actively involved in academic leadership and clinical research, with no indication of part-time status or retirement.