“Interpreting” noise to remove image artifacts
Digital images consist of tiny elements named pixels, which are characterised by a fixed position, colour, and brightness within the picture. Random variation of pixel brightness and colour is defined as image noise. Denoising – the process whereby noise is removed from an image – is essential to retain the details of an image as […]
Our Gender Equality Plan
Internationality, diversity and collaboration are among the core values on which we have been building Human Technopole. Since our first days of activity, we have been fully committed to creating an inclusive and welcoming environment for all, fostering diversity and equal opportunities for employment. We are proud to introduce our Gender Equality Plan (GEP) which, […]
Human Technopole: Minister Messa Inaugurates Our Research Labs
Minister for University and Research Maria Cristina Messa, Undersecretaries Sileri and Freni, Councilor Guidesi and Deputy Mayor Scavuzzo inaugurated today Human Technopole’s laboratories, 5.000 square meters made available to over 100 researchers and support staff coming from 20 different countries who are already at work in the life sciences institute. Milan, 25 February 2022 – […]
Effects of chemicals in pregnancy
New results in Science: By linking human population studies with experiments in cell and animal models, researchers provided evidence that complex mixtures of endocrine disrupting chemicals impact on children´s brain development and language acquisition. With their novel approach, the scientists show that up to 54% of pregnant women were exposed to experimentally defined levels of […]
Shifting focus from disease to human health
Eurac Research and Human Technopole have recently signed a three-year collaboration agreement. Once formalities were completed, researchers were already at work, collaborating side-by-side to enrich the CHRIS population study biobank and contribute to the future of medicine: investigating human biology to understand what happens before diseases occur. The biobank of the CHRIS study carried out […]