Andreia Marinho is currently a Postdoctoral Researcher in the project Shrimp4NanoCosmetics – New Nanotechnology-based Cosmetic Products Obtained Through Advanced Marine Biomass Extraction and Valorization Technologies. She holds a Master’s degree in Bioorganic Chemistry from FCT-NOVA and a PhD in Sustainable Chemistry from the University of Porto. Her PhD project, developed at LAQV-REQUIMTE, focused on the design and development of versatile biomimetic nanoplatforms for the treatment of chronic inflammatory conditions. She has published 9 scientific articles, co-organized 3 scientific events, and participated in several national and international conferences, collaborating with more than twenty-five researchers. Her research expertise includes the design of nanomedicine strategies targeting inflammatory diseases, with a special emphasis on lipid nanoparticles, liposomes, and biomimetic systems. Within the field of biomimetics, she has worked with nanoplatforms based on cell-derived membranes and intracellular hydrogelation of eukaryotic cells. She is proficient in a wide range of cellular assays, including cell viability, uptake studies, oxidative stress evaluation, and mechanism of action investigations. Her main scientific interests are centered on chronic inflammation, natural compounds, glucocorticoids, and advanced drug delivery systems, combining chemistry and nanotechnology to address biomedical challenges.