Mauro Krampera

Mauro Krampera serves as Full Professor at the University of Verona's Department of Innovative Biomedicine within the School of Medicine. He directs the Section of Hematology and holds academic sector MEDS-09/B (Blood Diseases) with research focus on stem cells, cell signaling, and innovative immunological therapies.

His educational background includes Specialization in Hematology and a Ph.D. in Experimental Hematology. His research spans stem cell biology, hematopoietic transplantation, CAR-T immunotherapy, exosome biology, and minimal residual disease monitoring in hematological malignancies.

Professor Krampera's publication trends emphasize translational hematology with strong focus on mesenchymal stem cell applications, GMP-compliant cellular therapies, and novel immunological approaches to blood disorders. His work bridges clinical hematology with regenerative medicine.

• Leonino Fontana e Maria Lionello annual grant (2000) for oncological research activity abroad
• Apindustria Verona Giovani Prize (2009) for Leptomeningeal Stem Cell discovery

He actively teaches across multiple programs including Medicine and Surgery, Molecular Biotechnology, and Hematology Specialization courses. His clinical responsibilities include directing hematology services, bone marrow transplantation quality assurance, and managing complex hematological cases. He co-founded European consortia CASCADE and REBORNE focusing on stem cell therapies and bone regeneration.

Professor Krampera maintains significant international collaborations including with Dr. Luc Sensebé (French Blood Establishment) and Dr. Pierre Layrolle (INSERM), and serves on the Mesenchymal Stromal Cell Committee of the International Society for Cellular Therapy.