Dr. Maurizio Battino, director of the Iberoamerican University Foundation (FUNIBER) in Italy and of the Research Group on Food, Nutritional Biochemistry and Health of the European Atlantic University (UNEATLANTICO), have participated in a recent interview published by the digital scientific journal Nutrition Insight. During the interview, they spoke about the advances made by the application of organ-on-chip technology in the study of biological processes linked to food and health
During the dialogue, Dr. Battino highlighted the revolutionary potential of this tool for nutritional research by allowing the re-creation of complex cellular environments under controlled conditions. This approach opens new perspectives for more accurate and effective studies, contributing to the development of innovative strategies in nutrition and well-being.
Dr. Battino’s participation in this international space highlights UNEATLANTICO’s firm commitment to the generation and dissemination of cutting-edge scientific knowledge.
The European Atlantic University (UNEATLANTICO), a university belonging to the International University Network of the Iberoamerican University Foundation (FUNIBER) -present in more than 35 countries-, Its mission is to facilitate access to higher education and promote scientific research through a strong network of universities and partner institutions. In this context, the leadership of researchers like Dr. Battino is critical to strengthening knowledge transfer and positioning nutrition as a key axis for social and academic progress.
The interview in Nutrition Insight also highlights the value of teamwork and international scientific collaboration, elements that are part of the action model of UNEATLANTICO and FUNIBER. This synergy consolidates new opportunities to advance knowledge and generate practical solutions that contribute to the well-being of society.The
With initiatives like this, UNEATLANTICO reaffirms its role as a catalyst for academic and scientific development, aligned with its social commitment and international vocation of educational, cultural and technological cooperation.