Human Technopole at the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
On 27 and 28 June 2019 the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation will host the annual conference for scientific attaches. The theme of this years' conference is dedicated to "Technologies of the Sea and Innovation that Speaks Italian". The inaugural session sees keynote speeches from Foreign Minister Moavero Milanesi and Minister of Education Bussetti. In the afternoon a workshop dedicated to "Intellectual property and technology transfer in international research projects" – professor Iain Mattaj will be among the speakers and will present the Human Technopole project.
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