What Goes Through Our Heads: The Frontiers Of Neurogenomics
In the context of the Festival delle Scienze, Prof. Giuseppe Testa shares the latest developments in the world of neuroscience through the story of the creation of the Neurogenomics Research Centre of Human Technopole: its innovative features, the profiles of excellence of its researchers and the use and development of organoids.
The event took place on Saturday 27 November at 3 pm.
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