Bacterial Degradation of Organic and Inorganic Materials: Staphylococcus Aureus Meets the Nanoworld

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Marziale Milani graduated in Theoretical Physics in 1974 at the State University of Milan, Italy. Professor of Physics since 1992, he worked on radiation-matter interactions, on phase transitions in systems far from equilibrium, biooptoelectronics and electron microscopy with special interest in Focused Ion Beam microscopy and in image analysis. He was responsible of the European Project for Training and Mobility of Researchers (TMR) and coordinated the Summer Schools in Electron Microscopy in the frame of a Project for the Internationalisation of the Iraqi Institutional Scientific Structures.He authored scientific books and publications (more than 200) on laser physics, statistical mechanics, biooptoelectronics, yeast cell response to Soft X rays, and nanoparticles in bacteria.
Roberta Curia approached the bacteria-plastic materials interactions during her thesis work in Biological Sciences at the University of Milano-Bicocca, Milan, Italy. Within the collaboration with the Laboratory of Microscopic Anatomy of the N. F. Gamaleya Federal Research Center for Epidemiology & Microbiology of Moscow, Russian Federation, she investigates via electron microscopy the bacterial biodegradative activity against polymeric dental prostheses. Special interest is focused on the acquisition, processing and interpretation of electron microscopy images.
Francesco Tatti, born in Rome in 1966, graduated in Hardware Electronics.His career in Electron Microscopy started in 1987 as Field Service Engineer for SEM and EDS systems at Philips Electron Optics in Italy. In late 2005, as part of the FEI Company, he joined the Application Team in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, to support SEM and FIB/SEM customers across Europe and close by countries. In this role he cooperated with some users to publish articles, papers and chapters for books on different topics related to FIB/SEM applications, ranging from Materials Science to Life Sciences.
Natalia Vladimirovna Shevlyagina, PhD has a Medical University education.She works at the laboratory of electron microscopy of N. F. Gamaleya Federal Research Center for Epidemiology and Microbiology, Moscow, Russian Federation.The main direction of her research is the behaviour and interaction of different kinds of viruses, bacteria and cell cultures. She has more than 100 scientific articles published in Russian and foreign scientific journals.Besides her scientific research, she works as a practical bacteriologist helping patients identify pathogens and determine antibiotic susceptibility.

Marziale Milani於1974年在意大利米蘭國立大學獲得理論物理學學士學位。自1992年起擔任物理學教授，他的研究領域包括輻射與物質的相互作用、遠離平衡的系統中的相變、生物光電子學和電子顯微鏡學，尤其對聚焦離子束顯微鏡學和圖像分析感興趣。他負責歐洲研究人員培訓和流動性計劃（TMR）的項目，並在伊拉克機構科學結構國際化項目中協調電子顯微鏡夏季學校。他撰寫了科學書籍和出版物（超過200本），涉及激光物理學、統計力學、生物光電子學、酵母細胞對軟X射線的反應以及細菌中的納米顆粒。

Roberta Curia在意大利米蘭比科卡大學生物科學專業的論文工作中研究了細菌與塑料材料的相互作用。在與莫斯科N. F. Gamaleya聯邦研究中心显微解剖实验室的合作中，她通過電子顯微鏡研究了細菌對聚合物牙科假牙的生物降解活性。特別關注的是電子顯微鏡圖像的獲取、處理和解釋。

Francesco Tatti於1966年出生於羅馬，畢業於硬件電子學專業。他的電子顯微鏡事業始於1987年，當時他在意大利飛利浦電子光學公司擔任掃描電子顯微鏡和能量散射光譜儀系統的現場服務工程師。2005年底，作為FEI公司的一部分，他加入了荷蘭埃因霍芬的應用團隊，支援歐洲及鄰近國家的掃描電子顯微鏡和聚焦離子束/掃描電子顯微鏡客戶。在這個角色中，他與一些用戶合作，發表了關於聚焦離子束/掃描電子顯微鏡應用的不同主題的文章、論文和章節，涵蓋材料科學到生命科學等領域。

Natalia Vladimirovna Shevlyagina博士擁有醫學大學學歷。她在俄羅斯莫斯科N. F. Gamaleya聯邦研究中心的電子顯微鏡實驗室工作。她的研究主要方向是不同類型病毒、細菌和細胞培養物的行為和相互作用。她在俄羅斯和國外科學期刊上發表了100多篇科學文章。除了科學研究，她還擔任實踐細菌學家，幫助患者鑒定病原體並確定抗生素敏感性。