1990: University of Bologna, Graduated Magna
cum Laude in Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Technology
1995: University of Bologna, PhD in Pharmaceutical
Sciences
1995: University of Bologna, Researcher in
Pharmaceutical Science at Department of Pharmaceutical
Science
1996: Université de Liegè (Belgium), Visting
Researcher at the Service d'Analyse des Medicaments
1998: Georgetown University, Washington DC (USA),
Visiting researcher at the Bionalytical Center of Medical
School
2004: University of Bologna, Associate Professor
of Pharmaceutical Science at Department of Pharmaceutical
Science
Supervisor of grants for research activity such as:
-“H2020, Innovative Food Product Development Cycle: Frame for Stepping Up Research Excellence of FINS – FOODstars” (Grant Agreement: GA nr. 692276);
-Supervisor of a grant (Rep. n. 1/2011, UniBo) by Regione Emilia-Romagna “Interdepartmental Centers For Industrial Research” on analytical methods for toxicological characterization of novel materials.
-He has been a member of Research Units involved in PRIN MIUR and European Grant by VII Framework Program.
-He is the supervisor (Research Unit of UniBo) of the project/grant (by PRIN MIUR 2022) "Quality by Design approach for the development of validated analytical platforms to be used for recombinant proteins characterization and Quality Control (QubyD4Prot)".
He has been a member of the Doctoral Board for the PhD programmes in Chemistry (Doctoral School of Chemical Sciences) and in Biotechnological, Biocomputational, Pharmaceutical and Pharmacological Sciences, and is currently on the Board of the PhD programme in Drug Discovery and Development at the University of Bologna. He also serves as an external Board member for the PhD programme in Pharmaceutical Sciences and Innovative Treatments at the University of Florence.
Research interests
Prof. Gotti is involved in the general field of pharmaceutical
analysis focusing on the development, validation, and application of chromatographic and electrophoretic separation techniques also addressed to the analysis and characterization of biopharmaceuticals. Recently the research activity has expanded to paper-based microfluidics for sensing applications. He has authored over 150 scientific publications in international journals and numerous national and international conference communications (posters, oral presentations, and invited lectures).
Teaching activity
Teaching activity (since academic year 1999/2000)
involves courses dealing with Pharmaceutical Analysis at the
School of Pharmacy and Biotechnology; module on "Drug Analysis Methods" within the post-graduate school in Hospital Pharmacy (UniBo) and module of "Preparation and control of phytocomplexes" within the advanced training course in nutraceuticals and food supplements. Prof. Gotti has taught at Individual Teaching Program on advanced separation techniques at the Faculty of Pharmacy of Université Descartes, Paris (Master level).
