Alessandra Rampazzo works in Electrophysiology affiliated with University of Padua.
Alessandra Rampazzo is a Full Professor in Applied Biology at the Department of Biology, University of Padua. She has been working in molecular genetics since 1992, contributing to the mapping of loci and identification of genes for arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy. Her current research focuses on functional studies to understand the pathogenesis of inherited cardiomyopathies using animal models.
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Degree in Biological Sciences
University of Padova
1991
PhD in Genetics
University of Ferrara
1997
Post-graduate school in Medical Genetics
University of Padova
2004
Full Professor in Applied Biology
University of Padua · 2017 - Present
Associate Professor in Applied Biology
University of Padua · 2010 - 2017
Assistant Professor in Applied Biology
University of Padua · 2002 - 2010