“I Wanted to Become an Astronaut. Today I Help Astronauts Prepare for Mars”
A simple Holter monitor could track cardiovascular fitness during space missions
Working Across Time Zones: A Hidden Advantage for Science
An interview with Professor Miriam Judit Manchin.
Feed the brain: translating the needs of preterm newborns in order to nourish them properly
Davide Contini and Caterina Amendola talk about the innovative instrument that paves the way for clinical testing of Prometeus project.
Farmtopia: democratising digital technologies for small-scale farmers
Light can perform calculations: photonics and electronics are changing the way data is processed
To make artificial intelligence faster and more sustainable, the future may lie in light. Francesco Morichetti and Francesco Zanetto explain the…
AI to Touch: when art invites touch
A robot in the barn: automating feeding on farms
Promoting technological innovation to support farms
Building the future, layer by layer
From intelligent 3D printing to bioprinting, Bianca Maria Colosimo talks about the technology that brings together data, space, and life sciences.
The app that tells the story of funerary rites at the Ancient Egypt Gallery
The app developed by the Department of Mechanical Engineering recounts, on an interactive screen installed in the Museum, the complex Egyptian…
Who do we imagine when we think of scientists?
How gender stereotypes and status differences shape the public image of science