On June 16th, President Marco Simoni will talk about the Human Technopole project and the role of scientific research for the post COVID restart19.
On 16th June at 12:30, President Marco Simoni will participate in the event “Human Technopole and the Covid-19 emergency. The largest scientific research centre for life sciences ever realized in Italy” organized by VIDAS in partnership with Arca Fondi SGR in Milan.
The President will talk about the Human Technopole project and the role of scientific research for the restart after the Covid19 emergency.
Together with Professor Simoni, Ugo Loser (CEO Arca Fondi), Simone Bini Smaghi (VDG Arca Fondi) and Ferruccio de Bortoli (President VIDAS) will also speak.
The event can be followed at this link: https://bit.ly/2yE8kAQ
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