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Project web site: www.custom-implants.it
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Further materials: www.slideshare.net/CERRicerca
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UTC is well-known for producing multi-facet, wide-ranging engineers. They can be top-notch technically or
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In Rizzoli Orthopedic Institute a long regenerative medicine tradition is established. Among all countless projects ongoing in the Institute, the hospital joins the regenerative clinical arena with 3 big national and international initiatives: project Orthounion, an innovative approach to manage non-consolidated fractures, based on autotransplantation of GMP expanded bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells; Italian Regenerative Medicine Infrastructure (IRMI), public-private national network with the mission to push innovation and increase international competitiveness of Italian industries and institutes; Rizzoli Cell Factory, the first public department in Italy implementing a Class A clean room-based facility, which is today reshaping its operative models with innovative technologies that will grant more productivity and more dynamicity in developing innovative therapies.
Project web site: www.custom-implants.it
Presentations and videos: cerr.eu/what-s-going-on/357-materiali-dei-seminari-disponibili-online
Further materials: www.slideshare.net/CERRicerca
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UTC is well-known for producing multi-facet, wide-ranging engineers. They can be top-notch technically or
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is no stereotype profile for a UTC graduate … This month’s ‘dossier’ looks at this rich diversity and invites
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Talk given at Crabb Lab Meeting, City University, London UK – Wed 23 August 2017
EuroBioForum 2013 - Day 2 | Alberto BaldiEuroBioForum
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EuroBioForum 2013 - Day 1 | Wolfgang EberleEuroBioForum
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27-28 May 2013 - Hilton Munich City, Munich, Germany
http://www.eurobioforum.eu/2013
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Belgium
Working across disciplines for our health benefit - From successful strategies for biotech and nanotech to Nanotech for Health in Flanders
Wolfgang Eberle
Funded Program Manager Life Science Technologies Imec
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This document provides an overview of the Horizon 2020 framework program for research and innovation from 2014-2020. Key points include:
- Horizon 2020 has a budget of €70.2 billion, focusing on excellent science, industrial leadership, and societal challenges.
- ICT is addressed under the industrial leadership priority, with an estimated budget of €8-9 billion. This focuses on areas like future internet, cloud computing, robotics, microelectronics, and photonics.
- Public-private partnerships (PPPs) will play an important role in implementing ICT and other industry-related activities. Both existing and new PPPs are outlined.
- The goals are to strengthen European leadership in key technologies,
Track 6. Technological innovations in biomedical training and practice
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This document discusses the future of jobs from 2010 to 2030 based on global trends and advances in science and technology. It conducted a horizon scan to identify new jobs that may emerge in this period, including jobs that don't yet exist. Some examples of future jobs highlighted are body part makers, body part stores, and body part repair shops due to advances in bio-tissues, robotics and plastics enabling the creation of high performing body parts. Another future job is nano-medics who will administer treatments using nanotechnology devices and inserts. Additionally, the role of "pharmers" is discussed, who will farm genetically engineered crops and livestock grown to produce pharmaceuticals and chemicals.
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1) Lead Italy to co-leadership in improving quality of life by ensuring better living conditions through scientific and technological developments.
2) Combine research excellence with strengthening Italy's healthcare industry to avoid "orphan" research.
3) Serve as a hub that strengthens Italy's existing university and research networks through interdisciplinary collaboration on topics like nutrition, sustainability, and ethics.
The Global Innovation Index Report - covering 143 countries with its 81 criteria,
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sets the stage every year setting out a benchmark reference for innovation
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private persons and operators, adopting a stance between micro and macro
visions for innovation and its component parts”, says Bruno Lanvin, Executive
Director of INSEAD’s European Competitiveness Initiative (IECI) and co-author
of the report, which has been published since 2007 by Cornell University
(USA), INSEAD and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) an
agency of the United Nations. The Global Innovation Index reviews the main
factors conducive to innovation and the performance figures for the 143
countries with respect to the criteria. Each year a special thematic is chosen:
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This curriculum vitae summarizes Massimo C. Ranghieri's career and education. He has over 40 years of experience in pharmaceutical research, business management, and emergency response training. Currently, he is the Chief of the CBRN Unit in Milan, where he plans training and coordinates between agencies. He has extensive experience teaching CBRN response and publishing papers on responding to CBRN and biological threats.
The document provides an overview of the NanoNextNL program, which aims to boost commercialization of nanotechnology research results in the Netherlands. It discusses efforts to harvest the successes of the program so far, which include high-quality academic research, technology demonstrations, and training over 250 young professionals. The program is exploring new research topics to address societal challenges. It also announces an upcoming conference, NanoCity 2015, to showcase technology demonstrations and business cases that have received additional funding. The valorization program within NanoNextNL aims to ensure commercial applications are developed from suitable research results, providing coaching and support to strengthen business cases.
The document describes the Toscana Life Sciences Foundation, which was established in Siena, Italy to support life sciences research and foster technology and industry development in the Tuscan region. The Foundation operates a bio-incubator facility that provides lab and office space, equipment, services and consulting to startup companies. The bio-incubator has selected and supported several early-stage life sciences companies conducting research in areas such as oncology, neuroscience and infectious diseases.
Data-driven models for efficient diagnosis and disease management. From Academia to Startups.
Talk given at Crabb Lab Meeting, City University, London UK – Wed 23 August 2017
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The document discusses the bioPmed cluster initiative in Italy's Piedmont region, which brings together companies, universities, and research centers working in life sciences and medical technologies. The initiative takes a strategic approach to personalized medicine focusing on converging multiple technologies. This includes areas like biotech, medical devices, ICT, and others. The goal is to develop innovative solutions for healthcare by combining diverse technological expertise. BioPmed has over 80 core members and works internationally with other clusters through partnerships and shared projects.
The document summarizes the Women&Technologies conference held from 2008-2015 with the following key points:
- The conference aimed to promote excellence in technological research and development related to issues of interest for Expo 2015, and to challenge stereotypes about women's relationship with technology.
- It was founded in 2007 and held biennial conferences in 2009 and 2011 to bring together qualified women working in technology fields from research, industry, and institutions.
- The 2009 conference had over 1,600 attendees and focused on creativity and innovation, receiving institutional support and sponsorship from companies.
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This document provides a vita for Nicos Maglaveras, including his personal information, education history, professional appointments, teaching experience, research experience, EU projects involvement, publications, and awards. It details that he is a Professor of Computing & Medical Informatics at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in Greece. Over the past 25+ years, he has led over 40 EU-funded projects totaling over 12 million euros, published over 95 journal papers cited over 3,000 times, and received several awards for excellence in research.
The aim of TECNALIA in the Big Science is to offer solutions and services to different sectorial players in order to provide technological and applied research, by collaborating on specifications for equipments, systems and installations.
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This is the first meeting Inno4Ageing, and took place at Vilanova i la Geltru in December 2012. Organized by XISCAT, Parc de Salut and ABAT-CSG. We present the Meeting porsters.
EuroBioForum 2013 - Day 1 | Wolfgang EberleEuroBioForum
EuroBioForum 2013 2nd Annual Conference
27-28 May 2013 - Hilton Munich City, Munich, Germany
http://www.eurobioforum.eu/2013
=======================================
# NATIONAL PERSPECTIVES #
Belgium
Working across disciplines for our health benefit - From successful strategies for biotech and nanotech to Nanotech for Health in Flanders
Wolfgang Eberle
Funded Program Manager Life Science Technologies Imec
=======================================
http://www.eurobioforum.eu
ICT and Horizon 2020, Iddo Bante 2013-08-22Iddo Bante
This document provides an overview of the Horizon 2020 framework program for research and innovation from 2014-2020. Key points include:
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- ICT is addressed under the industrial leadership priority, with an estimated budget of €8-9 billion. This focuses on areas like future internet, cloud computing, robotics, microelectronics, and photonics.
- Public-private partnerships (PPPs) will play an important role in implementing ICT and other industry-related activities. Both existing and new PPPs are outlined.
- The goals are to strengthen European leadership in key technologies,
Track 6. Technological innovations in biomedical training and practice
Authors: Samuel Marcos-Pablos, Alicia García-Holgado and Francisco José García-Peñalvo
The Biocat Report is the first specific study focusing on the biotechnology, biomedicine and medical technology sector in Catalonia, created by the Biocat team with collaboration from a number of experts from the sector.
This document discusses the future of jobs from 2010 to 2030 based on global trends and advances in science and technology. It conducted a horizon scan to identify new jobs that may emerge in this period, including jobs that don't yet exist. Some examples of future jobs highlighted are body part makers, body part stores, and body part repair shops due to advances in bio-tissues, robotics and plastics enabling the creation of high performing body parts. Another future job is nano-medics who will administer treatments using nanotechnology devices and inserts. Additionally, the role of "pharmers" is discussed, who will farm genetically engineered crops and livestock grown to produce pharmaceuticals and chemicals.
Human Technopole is a proposed new research center in Milan, Italy that aims to:
1) Lead Italy to co-leadership in improving quality of life by ensuring better living conditions through scientific and technological developments.
2) Combine research excellence with strengthening Italy's healthcare industry to avoid "orphan" research.
3) Serve as a hub that strengthens Italy's existing university and research networks through interdisciplinary collaboration on topics like nutrition, sustainability, and ethics.
The Global Innovation Index Report - covering 143 countries with its 81 criteria,
and an uncontested leader in the field for the past 4 year, viz., Switzerland -
sets the stage every year setting out a benchmark reference for innovation
round the world. “It is a tool that can be readily understood both by public and
private persons and operators, adopting a stance between micro and macro
visions for innovation and its component parts”, says Bruno Lanvin, Executive
Director of INSEAD’s European Competitiveness Initiative (IECI) and co-author
of the report, which has been published since 2007 by Cornell University
(USA), INSEAD and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) an
agency of the United Nations. The Global Innovation Index reviews the main
factors conducive to innovation and the performance figures for the 143
countries with respect to the criteria. Each year a special thematic is chosen:
the 2014 Edition focuses i=ion the role of human ‘capital’ resources in the
innovation process, throwing light on the increased level of interest shown
by enterprises and governments alike to identify and stimulate individual
innovator-creators and associate groups.
The document provides information on 9 research laboratories located at Institut Galilée, University Paris 13. It summarizes the focus and activities of each laboratory, including their areas of research expertise and the fields and topics studied. The laboratories cover various areas of science such as physics, optics, mechanics, materials science, computing, signal processing, and biomaterials.
This curriculum vitae summarizes Massimo C. Ranghieri's career and education. He has over 40 years of experience in pharmaceutical research, business management, and emergency response training. Currently, he is the Chief of the CBRN Unit in Milan, where he plans training and coordinates between agencies. He has extensive experience teaching CBRN response and publishing papers on responding to CBRN and biological threats.
The document provides an overview of the NanoNextNL program, which aims to boost commercialization of nanotechnology research results in the Netherlands. It discusses efforts to harvest the successes of the program so far, which include high-quality academic research, technology demonstrations, and training over 250 young professionals. The program is exploring new research topics to address societal challenges. It also announces an upcoming conference, NanoCity 2015, to showcase technology demonstrations and business cases that have received additional funding. The valorization program within NanoNextNL aims to ensure commercial applications are developed from suitable research results, providing coaching and support to strengthen business cases.
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1. Human Technopole
The New Research Centre on Life Sciences of Italy
...............
Prof. Marco Simoni, President
13th US-Italy Joint Commission Meeting on Science and Technology Cooperation: Health and Life Sciences
Workshop
Embassy of Italy, Washington DC, December 6th, 2018
2. Context
▪ MIND Milano Innovation District
the 1 million m2 area which hosted the universal exposition
EXPO Milano 2015 will be transformed into the world-leading
Science and Innovation District
▪ The mission is the creation of a new part of the city of Milano:
a smart, sustainable, inclusive, vibrant and safe community
▪ Human Technopole will be one of the mayor anchors of the
project, together with the new Campus of the University of
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212/5/2018
3. Human Technopole
12/5/2018
The new Italian research institute focused on the Life
Sciences
The project was launched in 2015, in the area that
hosted EXPO Milano 2015
The goal of HT is develop personalized medicine and
nutrition to tackle cancer and neurodegenerative
diseases by means of genomics and big data analysis
Research areas will be GENOMICS, NEUROSCIENCE, COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY, STRUCTURAL BIOLOGY and DATA ANALYSIS
4. The Human Technopole Project
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Institutions
University of Milan
University of Milan – Bicocca
Polytechnic University of Milan
Istituto di Ricerche Farmacologiche Mario Negri
Istituto Nazionale Genetica Molecolare
Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR)
Istituto Superiore di Sanità (ISS)
Istituto Europeo di Oncologia (IEO)
Istituto Nazionale Tumori
Istituto Clinico Humanitas
Istituto Neurologico C. Besta
Maggiore Policlinico Hospital
San Gerardo-Milano Bicocca University Hospital
San Raffaele Hospital
The national supercomputing facility CINECA
(Consorzio Interuniversitario per il Calcolo Automatico
dell’Italia Nord Orientale)
Istituto di Interscambio Scientifico (ISI Foundatione),
Torino
Consiglio Ricerca in Agricoltura e Analisi Economica
Agraria (CREA)
Fondazione Edmund Mach (FEM), Trento
Parco Tecnologico Padano (PTP), Lodi
5. 5
Masterplan
• 3 available buildings
• 1 new building
• 7 research centre
• 4 research
infrastructures
• 1500 employees
• 15% admin staff
• ~ 100 research groups
• 30.000 m2
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2005-2018: DIRECTOR GENERAL AT EMBL
Research: relevant contribution to the field of ribonucleoprotein
(RNP) particles that function in the processing of messanger RNA
precursors
Honours (among others): in 2018, elected foreign associate of the
National Academy of Sciences USA;
Honorary Professor, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität, Heidelberg,
Germany; Honorary Doctorate, University of Edinburgh, UK
8. A Research Centre and a Hub for Science and Industry
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