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Dai virus alle leggi: decifrare i dati per anticipare il futuro
In recent years, the increasing availability of biological data has allowed us to transform our approach to addressing challenges in scientific research and public health.
By analysing huge amounts of genetic data, scientists are able to identify viral mutations, evolutionary processes and recombination phenomena, which are key to understanding the spread and adaptation of pathogens. These developments not only improve our ability to respond to global health crises, but also open new perspectives for the use of data in interdisciplinary fields.
Researcher Anna Bernasconi told us about her work on the integration of genomic data and the development of computational methods for the analysis of viral sequences, with the aim of contributing to the prevention of future pandemics.

At the heart of research

Inside the lab where they play with decibels

The researcher who brings on the Web the Leonardo’s Last Supper
Towards future
Innovation, research and sharing in a single building.
Venite a visitare con noi EN:lab, il nuovissimo edificio-laboratorio al Campus di Milano Bovisa progettato con soluzioni innovative per una gestione energetica efficiente ed integrata.

Great personalities at Politecnico

Fashion and innovation in Nanni Strada’s vision
Nanni Strada played a significant role in the development of design culture and is part of the cultural heritage that elevated fashion design as one of our nation’s hallmarks of excellence since the 1960s.
We interviewed her alongside the ceremony for the conferral of her honorary degree in Design for the Fashion System by Politecnico di Milano.

A Nobel Prize for physics made of passion and obstinacy
We met Anne L’Huillier, who received the prestigious award in 2023, along with Pierre Agostini and Ferenc Krausz.
Her journey through the frontiers of ultrafast science unveils new insights into electron dynamics and paves the way for groundbreaking applications in attosecond spectroscopy and precision metrology.