Coordinatore

Leonardo Ricotti
Scientific coordinator
Leonardo Ricotti is Associate Professor of Bioengineering and Biorobotics at SSSA and head of the “Micro-nano-bio systems and targeted therapies” Lab at the BioRobotics Institute. He holds a M.Sc. course on “Miniaturized therapeutic and regenerative technologies” and a PhD course on “Micro-nano-bio systems for medical and technological applications”. He has supervised or co-supervised 10 PhD students, working on therapeutic micro-devices, biomaterials and artificial organs, and 30 M.Sc. theses on bioengineering topics. He carries out innovative research efforts at the interface between different disciplines, such as robotics and mechatronics, materials science, molecular biology and biotechnology and he aims at creating innovative (and potentially disruptive) “match points” between different disciplines. He is co-author of ~90 scientific publications (60 on ISI journals), 6 book chapters on micro-nano systems for biomedical applications. He is also inventor of 9 patents. He is Associate Editor of the IEEE Transactions on NanoBioscience and of the IEEE Transactions on Medical Robotics and Bionics. In 2012, he received the “Massimo Grattarola” award for the best PhD Thesis in bioengineering (Thesis title: “Development of bio-hybrid actuators”). In July 2014, he was awarded with the European Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering Doctoral Award. In 2018, he received regional and national prizes as member of the spin-off company Relief s.r.l. He currently coordinates an European project (ADMAIORA – ADvanced nanocomposite MAterIals fOr in situ treatment and ultRAsound-mediated management of osteoarthritis), funded in the H2020 framework.Link al CV

Denise Amram
Data Protection Officer
Denise Amram (PhD in Law, SSSA 2012) is Assistant Professor of Private Comparative Law at LIDER Lab - DIRPOLIS Institute, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna.Coordinator of the Permanent Observatory on Personal Injury Damages and of the research line ETHOS (EThics and law witH and fOr reSearch), steering committee member of Predictive Justice project, and co-coordinator of the research line Family Law, she participates to several research projects funded under national and EU programs (eg VALKYRIES, LeADS) and she serves as legal-ethical advisor for several research projects including sensitive data.
Affiliate Researcher at the EMbeDS Department of Excellence, she serves as honorary fellow at the University of Pisa. Adjunct lecturer for PhD, graduate and undergraduate courses on Data Protection, Family and Child Law, Ethics and AI, Private Law, Health Law, Comparative Private Law at SSSA, she enriched her experience undertaking teaching and/or research activities both in Italy (University of Pisa, University of Ferrara) and abroad, including France (Université Panthéon-Assas and Université Panthéon-Sorbonne), The Netherlands (Utrecht University), Ireland (University College Dublin), Malta (University of Malta), and USA (Columbia Law School, Harvard Law School Library).
She authored / co-authored ~110 publications in Italian, French, English, and Spanish, including a book and 2 co-editions.
Since 2010 Denise is attorney at the State Bar of Pisa, in 2020 she also received the ISO certified UNI 11697:2017 as Data Protection Officer. In 2018-2021 she served as Data Protection Officer at Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna and Scuola Normale Superiore as well.
Steering committee member for top ranked law journals (e.g. Rivista Italiana Medicina Legale e del Diritto in Campo Sanitario, Opinio Juris in Comparatione, Diritto di Internet, and GenIUS). Her research interests include fundamental rights protection in the fields of data protection law, family law, tort and contractual liability in a national, EU, and comparative perspective.
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PROJECT COORDINATION AND MANAGEMENT
The Project Management Handbook is an important guideline and a useful shared source of
key information for the ADMAIORA partners.
It describes the agreed management structure, highlighting the related governance, tasks,
roles, and procedures. Furthermore, it illustrates all the tools used by the coordinator and the
managers to effectively monitor and steer the project activities, which are properly
summarized.
It also takes the opportunity to clarify possible matters arising from the grant agreement and
its annexes.
In conclusion, it provides those practical information that shall be referred to throughout the
project life, guiding partners within all the ADMAIORA administrative documents and all the
Management decisions took at the very first stage of the project.