We study the molecular mechanisms of recognition and regulation that underlie biological processes in large extracellular macromolecular complexes using an integrative structural biology approach. We are part of the Structural Biology Groups at the University of Pavia. In our website you can find information about our research interests, our team, our collaborators, and how to interact with us.


Latest News:

2024/11/27 - Seminar
Our group will host Dr. Irene Farabella, from The Armenise-Harvard Laboratory of Integrative Nuclear Architecture at IIT Genova. Irene will visit us on November 27th. She will give a seminar titled "Walking along an entire human chromosome at the nanoscale".

2024/09/26 - Changes in the team
Several changes in our team at the end of Summer 2024. We wish best of luck to Daiana Mattoteia and Giulia Mancini, with whom we did amazing work over the past years. We welcome new PhD Students Nicolò Gennari, Sristi Raj Rai, Marco Berlinguer, and Giovanni Cremonesi. They all secured PhD fellowships within UniPV programs, congratulations!

2024/07/07 - New Publication
New paper on Journal of Experimental Medicine, in collaboration with the Kajaste group in our Department. For this work, we carried out structural modeling and analysis of the molecular significance of a newly described STING mutation causing endothelial toxicity and SAVI disease. - Browse the List of our Publications.




The Armenise-Harvard Laboratory of Structural Biology
Department of Biology and Biotechnology "L. Spallanzani"
University of Pavia
Via Ferrata, 9
I-27100 PAVIA (Italy)
Tel. +39 0382 985228 (Office) - +39 0382 985554 (Lab) - Fax. +39 0382 528496