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EMBL invites members of the life sciences community in Italy, including its own alumni and staff, to EMBL in Italy 2023: Chance and necessity-the indispensable role of curiosity-driven life sciences, held on Thursday to Friday 18-19 May 2023.
This two-day event includes speakers representing a diverse group of EMBL faculty and basic life science researchers and foundations from around Italy. Its focus will be the indispensable role of curiosity-driven fundamental research and its funding. It is an excellent opportunity to reflect on basic research today and to connect with an impressive community of life scientists and funders. The event also aims to strengthen ties and highlight resources as well as collaboration opportunities between EMBL, the University of Turin and Piemonte Orientale as well as networks in Italy.
The programme includes a tour of the biotechnology centre, a poster session, refreshment breaks and networking.
This free event is open to all and includes coffee breaks and finger food. If you would like to attend in-person, please register as early as possible to secure a spot. We encourage you to spread awareness and extend the invitation to your own network.
Who Should Attend:
EMBL in… events are open to all life scientists. The aim is to share what’s happening at EMBL with life sciences communities in Europe, as well as learn about new and innovative life sciences research and resources available in EMBL member and associate member states. With these events, we seek to open up valuable dialogue, ensuring that as many people as possible have access to the opportunities provided by both EMBL and its alumni and partners.
Benefits:
Day 1 | Thursday 18 May |
12:30-13:00 | Welcome Coffee, Registration and Networking |
13:00-13:30 | Welcome from University of Turin, Piemonte Orientale and EMBL Chair: Salvatore Oliviero, University of Turin Cornelius Gross, EMBL |
13:30-15:00 | Session 1: Modelling Development – From Dawn till Dusk Chairs: Salvatore Oliviero, University of Turin & Ana Boskovic, EMBL Alessandro Bertero, University of Turin Graziano Martello, University of Padova Francesco Neri, University of Turin Justin Crocker, EMBL |
15:00-15:45 | Coffee and Networking |
15:45-17:30 | Session 2: The Long Trajectory – From Basic to Applied Research Chairs: Claudio Santoro, University of Piemonte Orientale Laura Cancedda, Italian Institute of Technology Antonia Follenzi, University of Piemonte Orientale Giannino Del Sal, University of Trieste, ICGEB, IFOM Kristina Havas, IFOM Alberto Bardelli, University of Turin and IFOM |
17:30-20:00 | Poster Session & networking Finger food and Drinks Reception |
Day 2 | Friday 19 May |
09:00-10:30 | Session 3: Naked, dressed, circular – Epitranscriptomics Chair: Valeria Poli, University of Turin Piero Carninci, Human Technopole Isaia Barbieri, University of Turin Silvia Parisi, University of Naples Mariangela Morlando, University of Perugia Mathieu Boulard, EMBL |
10:30-10:45 | Coffee and Networking |
10:45-11:30 | Tour: Molecular Biotechnology Center |
11:30-12:10 | Keynote Host: Valeria Poli, University of Turin Emilio Hirsch, University of Turin |
12:10-13:10 | Session 4: Roundtable discussion – The Challenges of funding curiosity-driven research Chair: Salvatore Oliviero, University of Turin Panel members Alberto Anfossi, Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo Federico Caligaris Cappio, AIRC Roberto Di Lauro, University of Naples Federico II Valeria Poli, University of Turin Claudio Santoro, University of Piemonte Orientale |
13:10-13:15 | Closing Remarks Valeria Poli, Cornelius Gross |
Thank you to the following for supporting the event:
Date: 18 - 19 May 2023
Time: 12:30
Venue: University of Turin, Room: AULA DARWIN in the Molecular Biotechnology Center (MBC) via Nizza 52
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