Simona Baselice
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Simona Baselice is a biobanking and biomedical researcher whose work focuses on advancing the automation and standardization of biological sample processing. Her key research areas include cryopreservation, cell purification, and the development of reproducible protocols for biobanking, with a particular emphasis on peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs). Her most notable contribution is the pioneering study on using a robotized liquid handling workstation to purify viable PBMCs via density gradient centrifugation, a method traditionally performed manually. This work, published in 2019 and cited 14 times, demonstrated that automation not only maintains cell viability and yield but also enhances reproducibility and reduces human error—critical factors for large-scale biobanking and clinical research. Baselice’s research addresses a fundamental bottleneck in translational medicine: ensuring that biospecimens are processed consistently across institutions. By validating automated workflows, she has helped pave the way for more reliable biomarker studies and personalized medicine applications. Her achievements underscore a commitment to bridging laboratory automation with high-quality biospecimen management, making her a key contributor to the infrastructure of modern biomedical research.
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