Supporting The National Research Community
In the context of the Festival delle Scienze, Prof. Iain Mattaj, Director of HT and Prof. Nicole Soranzo, Head of the Genomics Research Centre – Population & Medical Genomics Programme, share an update on Human Technopole’s research activity and upcoming plans to collaborate with the national community on the creation of population cohorts to support genomics […]
Convenzione: update on the proposals received following the first level consultation
The Technical Committee (TC) as foreseen by the Convenzione signed on 30 December 2020 between the Ministry of University and Research, the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Economy and Finance and the Human Technopole Foundation (HT) informs that 29 National Facilities were proposed by the national scientific community as part of the first […]
2021 Early Career Fellowship Programme call published
Selections are now open for the 2021 Early Career Fellowship Programme! The initiative is aimed at young, talented researchers interested in starting their independent research activity at an Italian institute or university. Each fellow will be funded with a 200.000 euro/year grant to develop innovative projects in the life sciences. Applications are reviewed based on […]
HT Workshop: Deep learning for microscopy image analysis
Our second scientific workshop, organised by the Jug Group, will take place virtually from 22 to 26 November 2021. The workshop will see the participation of Florian Jug, Head of HT Image Analysis Facility alongside Anna Kreshuk (EMBL) (not confirmed), Alexander Krull (University of Birmingham), Loïc Royer (CZ Biohub), Virginie Uhlmann (EMBL-EBI) and Martin Weigert […]
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First Early Career Fellows announced
The winners of the first call of the Early Career Fellowship Programme promoted by Human Technopole have been selected: five young researchers, three women and two men, all Italian nationals coming from abroad (US, Austria, Germany and Switzerland). Each will be funded with a 200.000 euro/year grant to develop innovative projects in the life sciences. The initiative, which foresees an overall investment […]