From Turin to Venice at a slow pace. Paolo Pileri tells us about VENTO, an idea of the future that has the courage to slow down.
Organs-on-chip: towards increasingly personalised medicine
Mattia Ballarini opens the door to his world: organs-on-chips.
Ostraka: fragments of daily life in Ancient Egypt
What can ceramic fragments with writing, known as ostraka, tell us? The researcher Clementina Caputo, researcher explains it.
Beyond the Earth’s orbit: the importance of satellite autonomy
Behind the great space missions lies the work of scholars like Paolo Panicucci, a researcher at the Politecnico di Milano. With experience in Italy, France and the United States, and prominent international collaborations, Panicucci recounts his journey in research, from his passion for science to the innovative projects shaping the future of space exploration.
Simulate to innovate: computational biomechanics transforms cardiovascular surgery
Interview with Giulia Luraghi, who tells us about innovative solutions for personalised medicine.
Curiosity and determination: the driving force of the architectural historian
Interview with Roberto Dulio, Rector’s Delegate for the Archive, library and museum System