Andreea Câmpu

PhD

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Research Interests

A. Campu is a 9-year member of the NLMC group, where she has realized both her master and doctoral thesis proving her expertise in the synthesis of colloidal anisotropic bipyramidal gold nanoparticles with tunable plasmonic response, their spectroscopic and morphologic characterization and functionality assignment in the development of sensitive and specific bionanosensors. Currently, she is a postdoctoral researcher and one of her main research interest is the controlled deposition of the gold nanostructures on solid and flexible substrates and their efficient integration in different nanodevices for multiplexed detection applications. Furthermore, she is focused also on the design of plasmonic nanosystems as therapeutic agents for their implementation in efficient and localized Photothermal and Photodynamic Therapies.

Expertise

  • Synthesis, fabrication and characterization of plasmonic nanosensors in solution as well as immobilized on various substrates and integrated in microfluidic channels for specific and efficient detection applications.
  • Design of gold nanoparticle-based nanosystems as therapeutic agents for efficient  plasmon-assisted/induced Photothermal and Photodynamic Therapies.

International visibility

  • Co-author of 20 ISI and 1 Non-ISI articles, from which 10 as main author, generating a cumulated impact factor of 106, a cumulated article influence score of 16, Hirsch Index: 8 (Scholar)/ 8 (WoS)/ 8 (Scopus); citations: 253 (Scholar)/ 203 (WoS)/ 219 (Scopus). Additionally, she is the main author of 1 book chapter (Elsevier), 2 granted O.S.I.M patent (code RO133447) and 3 O.S.I.M. patent applications, over 55 national and international conference presentations.
  • Moreover, A. Campu received 2 national grants - Post Doctoral Research Grant and Mobility Project for Researchers, and a STAR-UBB Postdoctoral Advanced Fellowships  by the Institute for Advanced Studies in Science and Technology- STAR-UBB Institute, Babes-Bolyai University. She was awarded the Procter&Gamble Award: Best Poster Among Women in Science (2017), Gold Medal at EUROINVENT 2021 (2021), Excellence Diploma by the National Institute of Research, Development, Urban Planning and Sustainable Territorial Development URBAN-INCERC (2021), Danubius Young Scientist Award (2021) and Excellence Diploma – Experienced Researchers – Research Teams awarded by the Ministry of Research, Innovation and Digitalization at the 1st Romanian Research Gala (2023).

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ORCID iD: 0000-0001-9474-1552 - orcid.org

BrainMap ID: U-1700-037Z-9569 - brainmap.ro

Google Scholar: scholar.google.com

Email: andreea.campu@ubbcluj.ro/ andreea.campu@gmail.com

Phone: +40 264 454554/ int 119

Most Relevant Publications

Innovative, Flexible and Miniaturized Microfluidic Paper-based Plasmonic Chip for Efficient Near-Infrared Metal Enhanced Fluorescence Biosensing and Imaging, A. Campu, I. Muresan, A. M. Craciun, A. Vulpoi, S. Astilean, M. Focsan, ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,  15, 48 (2023), 55925–55937.

Portable Microfluidic Plasmonic Chip for Fast Real-Time Cardiac Troponin I Biomarker Localized Surface Plasmon Resonance Detection, A. Campu, I. Muresan, M. Potara, D. R. Lazar, F. L. Lazar, S. Cainap, D. M. Olinic, D. Maniu, S. Astilean, M. Focsan, Journal of Materials Chemistry B, (2023).

ICG-loaded gold bipyramids with NIR activatable dual PTT-PDT therapeutic potential in melanoma cells, A.Campu, M. Focsan, F. Lerouge, R. Borlan, L. Tie, D. Rugina, S. Astilean, Colloids and Surfaces B:Biointerfaces, 194 (2020), 111213.

Assessment of the Photothermal Conversion Efficiencies of Tunable Gold Bipyramids under Irradiation by Two Laser Lines in NIR Biological Window, A. Campu, A. M. Craciun, M. Focsan, S. Astilean, Nanotechnology, 30 (2019), 405701.

Gold NanoBipyramids Performing as Highly Sensitive Dual-Modal Optical Immunosensors, A. Campu, F. Lerouge, D. Chateau, F. Chaput, P. Baldeck, S. Parola, D. Maniu, A.M. Craciun, A. Vulpoi, S. Simion, M. Focsan, Anal. Chem., V.90 (2018), P. 8567-8575.

Sensitivity improved Plasmonic Platform for specific Biomarkers Detection, M. Focsan, A. Campu, C. Leordean, M. Potara, A. Gabudean, D. Maniu, S. Astilean, Biosens. Bioelectron., V.86 (2016), P. 728-735.