COVID19. The newspaper Il Foglio talks about the European project lead by Prof. Giuseppe Testa
The newspaper Il Foglio dedicates a wide article to the projects carried out by companies, research centres and universities to fight the Covid19 pandemic.
Among these is also the European project led by Professor Giuseppe Testa, Head of the Neurogenomics Research Centre.
The article describes in detail the modalities and aims of the project.
The full article is available here: https://bit.ly/2WMCgme
For more information about the project: https://www.humantechnopole.it/it/news-viewer?newsId=571397
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