Marco Curreli

Marco Curreli is a research scientist, educator, and tech & social entrepreneur with a focus on nanotechnology.

His expertise lies in chemistry and nanotechnology, and he is passionate about exploring new frontiers in STEM education, particularly in nanotechnology.

Marco is also a motivational speaker, inspiring youth to pursue STEM majors and careers.

He excels as a results-driven grant writer for academia, industry, and non-profit sectors.

With a rich educational background, Marco holds a Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Southern California, an Executive Program certificate from Singularity University, and a B.S. in Chemistry from California State University-Los Angeles.

Throughout his career, Marco has been involved in various organizations and roles, including being the Executive Director and Founder of Omni Nano focusing on STEM and nanotechnology education.

He has also worked as an Entrepreneur in Resident at UCSD, a Curriculum Developer and Instructor at UCLA Extension, and an Ambassador at NanoBCA, an association for nanotechnology commercialization.

Additionally, his experience includes positions such as Consultant at Hal Technology, Director of Nanotechnology Research and Investor at Gamma Alloys, and roles in sensor technologies for medical devices at Pharmaco-Kinesis Corporation.

Marco has also contributed as a Lead Scientist in biosensor and sensor development roles at various organizations like Pharmaco-Kinesis Corporation and Intelligent Optical Systems, Inc.

His academic background includes roles as a Postdoctoral Research Assistant, Coordinator & Project Manager at Miller School of Medicine at the University of Miami, and as a Ph.D. Candidate & Research Assistant at the University of Southern California.

He has also served as a Graduate Student & Teaching Assistant in Chemistry at the University of Southern California.

Through his diverse experiences in academia, industry, and non-profit sectors, Marco Curreli has demonstrated his commitment to advancing nanotechnology, STEM education, and inspiring the next generation of scientists and researchers.