Mauro Patrone

Mauro Patrone is an Associate Professor at the Department of Science and Technological Innovation, University of Eastern Piedmont Amedeo Avogadro. His research focuses on molecular biology, cell biology, and cancer mechanisms, with a particular interest in protein kinases, cellular differentiation, and HMGB1 protein functions. He has contributed to interdisciplinary projects addressing environmental health and pollution control, such as the SCENARIOS initiative targeting organic pollutants.

Education and Affiliations: Former and current role at the same institution, with no additional secondary affiliations noted.

Research Interests: His work bridges basic science and applied research, including studies on honey’s biomedical properties, chronic inflammation in mesothelioma, and immunotherapeutic approaches using donor lymphocyte infusion. He actively collaborates on projects funded by the European Commission and Italian research ministries.

Grants and Projects: Led or co-led four projects, including SCENARIOS (2021–2025), focusing on pollution control and circular economy, and prior studies on Toll-like receptors and HMGB1-derived molecules.