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Abraham, a pharmacist was a visiting Ph.D. student in the EVs and MS lab, working on plant-derived EVs. He is currently still a Ph.D. student in the Department of Pharmaceutics and Biopharmaceutics at Philipps Universität Marburg/Germany
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Delfin was a Ph.D. student in the EVs and MS lab. Her project was Quantitative proteomics of Urinary exosomes by iTRAQ labeling and MudPIT analysis. She is now settled in Toronto, Canada.

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Annalisa was a postdoctoral fellow in the EVs and MS lab. Her work mainly focused on the characterization of post-translational modifications of proteins (phosphorylation) by proteomics approaches on pancreatic b-cell lines.
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Giuseppe was an M.Sc. student from the University of Federico II. He studied Nanovesicles isolated from strawberry

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Marwa is an Algerian Ph.D. student who joined the EVs and MS lab for short and long-term traineeships. She is interested in the identification and characterization of food allergens using LC/MS/MS. Currently, she is a Ph.D. student at the University of 8 May 1945 Guelma.
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Paolo is a pharmacist. He joined EVs & MS lab to learn mass spectrometry based protein identification. Paolo now is working in the pharma industry.

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Teresa studied how vesicles of tomato fruit can be used as nanovector for the transport of nutraceuticals. Teresa currently works as a nutrition biologist.

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Ramesh Bokka was a MSCA-postdoc in the EVs & MS lab, worked on nanoTOM, an European project which focus on conversion of plant-derived nanovesicles into nutraceutical drug delivery system.
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