Dr. Sozzi Gabriella
Researcher
Contacts
- Mail: gabriella.sozzi@istitutotumori.mi.it
- Tel: 0223902232
Specialty / Department
- Medical Genetics
Gabriella Sozzi graduated in Biological Sciences, PhD in Medical Genetics and trained in USA at MSKCC (NY, USA) and Kimmel Cancer Center (PHL, USA).
She was President of the Italian Cancer Society (SIC) from 2014 to 2022 and member of the scientific advisory boards of American-Italian Foundation for Cancer Research (AICF) and Associazione Italiana Ricerca Cancro (AIRC). She has coordinated the research area on ‘primary, secondary prevention & early detection’ of the Italian Ministry of Health at INT Milan from 2018 until 2023. She seats in the scientific advisory board of DIORAMA excellence project at the University of Torino, Italy.
She received a the Award for Excellence in Medicine from AICF in 2002 and the Joseph W. Cullen Prevention/ Early Detection Award in 2021.
She is Associate Editor of the Journal of Thoracic Oncology from 2012 and member of the IASLC Early Detection and Screening Committee.
Her research activity is centered on all aspects of lung cancer by using an integrated approach that combines cellular and molecular biology, biochemistry and pharmacology to gain new insights in the pathogenesis of lung cancer and on novel ways to provide early diagnosis and treatment options. The goal of her translational studies is the implementation of highly sensitive molecular tests that could be used within screening programs to improve both detection and clinical management of lung cancer.
She has (co)authored 282 peer-reviewed publications; 18,648 citations, H-index 72 (Scopus 2025).
- Mail: gabriella.sozzi@istitutotumori.mi.it
- Tel: 0223902232
Animal Facility
Epigenomics and Biomarkers of Solid Tumors
Experimental Oncology
Blood-based biomarkers for lung cancer risk prediction and prognosis in subjects with low-dose computed tomography (LDCT) detected lung nodules of the Rete Italiana Screening Polmonare (RISP) cohort
Organ microbiome: identification of the endogenous (commensal) 'non-human' component with translational, diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic potential
Last update: 24/06/2025