Bruna Berto Gattiboni is a research collaborator at the GEMINI Center at Duke University, where she actively contributes to ongoing projects focused on healthcare innovation and public health. Her research interests include improving healthcare access, particularly in underserved communities, and applying data analysis to enhance public health interventions.

Bruna holds a medical degree from the Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná (PUCPR), Brazil, and is a candidate for an MBA in Data Science and Analytics, where she is expanding her knowledge of data analysis tools such as R and Python. She is completing her Master’s in Health Sciences at PUCPR, where her research investigated the effects of physical exercise on Parkinson’s disease, focusing on molecular pathways and laboratory work.

In addition to her work at GEMINI, Bruna is passionate about painting, playing the violin, and baking cheesecakes.