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Ida Autiero

Posizione: Ricercatore
Sede: Sede Secondaria Napoli
Indirizzo: Via Pietro Castellino 111, 80131 Napoli - Italia
Keywords: Computational Modelling of Biomolecules
E-Mail: ida.autierocnr.it
Telefono ufficio: 08161332266

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The Dr. Autiero research area lies in between computational methods applied to biologically relevant systems and structural investigations of small molecules, proteins, nucleic acids and drug/target complexes. Her main areas of interest are: systems biology, molecular modeling, docking, molecular dynamics studies, structures and molecules interactions.
Ida Autiero received a master degree in Pharmaceutical Chemistry at the University of Napoli,
“Federico II” in a molecular modeling project to design of new antimalarial agents. Dr. Ida Autiero kept studying modeling and theoretical chemistry at the Second University of Naples earing a PhD in ‘Computational Biology’ in the 2011, during these years she improved expertises in theoretical studies of biochemical relevant entities, including proteins, nucleic acids, artificial nucleic acids and small molecules applying several computational approaches through a collaboration with the Oncology Research Center (CROM) of Mercogliano (AV) and a fellowship at the School of Pharmacy of London in the group of Prof. Stephen Neidle. From 2011 to 2016 Dr. Ida Autiero did post-doctoral works at the Italian National Council of Research (CNR). From the 2016 to 2017, she worked at the King Abdullah University of Science & Technology in Saudi Arabia. Form 08/2017 to 01/2022 Ida worked for Molecular Horizon srl as computational chemist senior scientist and as consultant in computational biochemistry for Molecular Discovery and other companies. From 02/2022 Ida got a permanent position as Scientist at The Institute of Biostructures and Bioimaging (IBB) of the National Research Council (CNR), in Napoli (Italy). In the 2023, Ida Autiero got a Short Term Mobility as visiting scientist in Annalisa Di Ruscio’s laboratory, for a collaboration aimed at studying the role of non-coding RNAs in epigenetic mechanisms at the Harvard School of Medicine.