Senior Scientist Translational Science
Giuseppe Lo Sasso is a Senior Scientist in Translational Science and has broad duties that involve developing scientific strategies for business-critical activities, including leading translational science project implementation and execution as well as the strategic analytical plan development in collaboration with cross-functional disciplines.
After obtaining a master’s degree in Biological and Biomedical Sciences from the University of Palermo (Italy), Giuseppe has earned his PhD in Biological Sciences at the Consortium Mario Negri Sud supported by The Open University of London. At PMI, Giuseppe initially worked on metabolic and gastrointestinal diseases, leading preclinical and translational projects on Inflammatory Bowel Disease, gut health, and microbiota modulation.
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