Dr. Andrea Ribeiro

Project: Identification of innate immune defense mechanisms for shiga toxin during hemolytic-uremic syndrome • Lab leadership: training and supervision of technical staff and students and laboratory organization and drive. Demonstrated expertise in communication, organization and management • Project management: planning, execution, documentation and evaluation of experiments. Writing and optimization of scientific protocols and preparation of reports. Experienced in risk management and problem-solving

Different projects in the field of immunology, molecular biology and cell biology, including the PhD project entitled “Activation of innate immune defense mechanisms contributes to polyomavirus BK-associated nephropathy”

Planning and execution of clinical trials (monitoring, CRA); pharmacovigilance; quality assurance (GxP); regulatory affairs; product and project management; basic principles of business administration; marketing

Title of the thesis: Activation of innate immune defense mechanisms contributes to polyomavirus BK-associated nephropathy