13 July 2022

Human Technopole announces new President and Supervisory Board

Milan, 13 July 2022 – The Presidency of the Council of Ministers by means of a Decree signed on 7 July 2022 has appointed Professor Gianmario Verona, rector of Bocconi University in Milan, as the new President of the Supervisory Board of the Human Technopole Foundation. In its new composition, the Foundation’s Supervisory Board includes […]

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13 July 2022

Can computers help estimate the quality of cancer cell lines?

In a study funded by Open Targets, Lucia Trastulla and Francesco Iorio discuss the limitations of immortal cancer cell lines (CCLs) to investigate cancer biology in vitro and review the latest computational methods to evaluate the suitability of each CCL as experimental model on a case-by-case basis. Immortal CCLs are widely adopted models to study […]

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07 July 2022

Forbes 100 includes our Institutional Relations Manager

Forbes Italia selected 100 female professionals who, in 2022, contributed to the growth of the country and added value to key sectors of society with their commitment and leadership skills. Our Institutional Relations Manager, Marica Nobile, is among them. Congratulations Marica! Institutional Relations Manager might not be the first role that comes to mind when […]

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06 July 2022

Gaia Pigino & Giuseppe Testa Elected Embo Members

Every year EMBO, the European Molecular Biology Organisation, an international organisation for life scientists, selects several outstanding researchers who are given the opportunity to join the community as EMBO members. EMBO membership is a lifelong honour for distinguished scientists who have made important contributions to the life sciences. Two Human Technopole scientists, Gaia Pigino, Associate […]

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14 June 2022

Human brain evolution in a dish

Understanding the origin of human brain evolution and the underlying molecular mechanisms is made challenging by the complexity of the brain itself and ethical barriers to the use of human samples. The Kalebic team discusses how human forebrain organoids can be exploited to study human brain evolution and neurodevelopmental pathologies. Human brain evolution has been […]

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