Anna Guller

Anna Guller is a proficient multidisciplinary scientist with a clinical focus and a background in Biology & Medicine and Advanced Physics. With two degrees in Experimental Pathology and Biomedical Engineering, she boasts 20 years of experience in experimental pathology.

Anna excels in helping researchers and clinicians develop and validate innovative treatment and diagnostic methods with a keen interest in clinically relevant biomedical engineering solutions. Her expertise includes providing high-quality histological reviews, specializing in inflammation, fibrosis, and understanding the mechanisms of various physical and pharmacological agents.

Her impactful research has led to advancements in clinical applications such as laser treatment for chronic degenerative cartilage diseases, improved diagnostics for post-burn skin scars, optimization of severe burns management, surgical correction of scarring alopecia, and tissue engineering for urethral reconstruction.

Anna's recent projects involve creating 3D engineered tissue models for cancer and cell biology research, testing nanomaterials, drugs, and contrast agents, and developing smart biomaterials and technologies for medical purposes. Her current endeavor explores the effects of pulsed magnetic fields using 3D tissue models.

She has a profound interest in topics like regeneration, fibrosis, morphogenesis, cancer, and the impact of electromagnetic fields on living organisms. Specific focuses include brain cancer, brain regeneration, organ-specific and peri-implant fibrosis, as well as nanoscale drug delivery systems. Anna is open to discussing potential collaborations with interested parties.