"AstraZeneca vaccine, giving up is a mistake: that's why"

INTERVIEW with MARIAPIA ABBRACCHIO, pharmacologist and Deputy Pro-Rector of the State University of Milan: "The checks are important but it makes no sense to definitively suspend AZ: to eradicate the virus we need all the weapons". "Herd immunity in 2022, but to return…
Covid, Intesa Sanpaolo supports the Sacco research

Since last March, since the first days of the lockdown, the Artificial Intelligence laboratory of Intesa Sanpaolo Innovation Center has been providing professional support and technologies to the Infectious Diseases Laboratory of the State University of Milan at the Sacco Hospital for genomic sequencing and…
Prodi: "Europe, treasure the CERN method"

According to the former Premier, the EU must focus on two driving forces for development: "A vigorous research policy and a great project of welfare policies put in difficulty by the economic crisis". The model is CERN, the large participatory laboratory…
State, maneuver 2018: what changes, the latest news

Here are the innovations provided for by the Budget Law for civil servants - Important changes also in the school sector, with the commitment relating to the seniority increases of university teachers and that of harmonizing the salaries of school managers with the other…
Roubini joins De Benedetti's MacroGeo

MacroGeo was born last September and is already starting to think big. The research company that aims to combine macro-financial and geopolitical analysis has announced the appointment of Nouriel Roubini as chief economic advisor - De…
MARCH 8 - Research: women earn 14% less than men

A Bocconi study on the industrial research sector indicates that women are underrepresented and have lower wages, also considering differences in role, children and other characteristics. It is necessary to intervene in the first years of training to stimulate…
Renzi: 2,5 billion plan for research

On the sidelines of the visit to the HiTech laboratory in Pomezia which managed to isolate the Ebola virus, the Premier announces the imminent arrival of a 2,5 billion euro plan for research. - Renzi: "Finally we'll go back to investing"
EU: 22 billion for industrial innovation and research

Over the next 7 years, the EU will invest more than 22 billion to encourage innovation in industry. Five sectors are most interested: innovative medicines, aeronautics, bio-industries, fuel cells and hydrogen and electronics. Technology initiatives are open to a wide range of industries…
From mussels a revolutionary adhesive

Mussels stick to rocks and plants and are able to support, thanks to the adhesive that binds them to the host material, tremendous currents - American researchers have reproduced the adhesive proteins of mussels in the laboratory - The new adhesive,…
Superconductivity works in Japan: the latest experiments

The industrial applications of superconductivity are a 'Sacred Chalice' of research: the possibility of making electric current flow without encountering any resistance would lead to efficiency gains capable of creating a new industrial revolution - In Japan there are…
Are tech startups and spin-offs really the future of Italy?

Startups and spin-offs are not always really such and only existing companies can facilitate the take-off of technological startups - Collaboration between universities, research centers and companies is certainly desirable but the goal must be higher…
Serval, make phone calls without a Sim. Free

An application for smartphones developed by an Australian researcher could revolutionize the world of mobile telephony - It's called Serval and allows calls from mobile phones without using a SIM card, i.e. without having to subscribe to any operator - Thanks to the…
Germany, one in 4 employees is underpaid

A research by the University of Duisburg-Essen says it all: in reality, the Eldorado of the European economy is not such for workers - Almost 8 million Germans live below the threshold of 9,5 euros gross per hour: among them above all women and precarious workers, but…
China: a restructuring plan for a more competitive industry

The Industry Restructuring and Promotion Plan, published by the State Council of China, expresses the desire to renovate the current industrial structure. The goal is a highly competitive industry, which draws its strength from the use of advanced technologies and the drive for innovation.