Director Iain Mattaj on Panorama della Sanità
In a long interview on Panorama della sanità – a specialist magazine aimed at doctors and healthcare managers – Director Iain Mattaj spoke about the Human Technopole project, stressing the principle of collaboration that underlies it and its prospects.
The Director also described in detail the projects to fight Covid19 our scientists are involved in.
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