Giselle Bianco Bortoletto

Molecular Biologist, Ph.D. candidate in Medical Genetics at the School of Medical Sciences at UNICAMP. Her research has focused on the molecular basis of Menière's Disease, which has been developed at the Center for Molecular Biology and Genetic Engineering/UNICAMP and at the Kolling Institute/The University of Sydney/Australia. This research was developed in collaboration with the Meniere Disease Neuroscience Laboratory (MDNL)/Kolling Institute, aiming at the bioinformatic study in the analysis of candidate genes and molecular docking for probable interactions in Meniere Disease. She has extensive experience in research and molecular diagnosis of Genetic Hearing Loss, as well as in supervising students in various scientific initiation projects in biomedical sciences. She has also participated in various research projects on Genetic Hearing Loss and in National and International Congresses and Conferences, as well as speaker in Scientific Communication projects. Doctorate being finalised - no grant. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)