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UniSR Communication Team

Thanks to the contribution of the various team members, the UniSR Marketing and Communications Service deals with the multiple communication areas of the University: news scouting, creation of news, audio and video, event organization, website management and institutional social media, drafting and publication of newsletters, support for institutional relations. The Service interacts with all the main stakeholders (students, teachers, technical and administrative staff, research community, territory) in order to support and potential communication (internal and external) of the initiatives related to teaching, research and public engagement.

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University Orientation: Pathways, the UniSR Board Game

Student Life

University Orientation: Pathways, the UniSR Board Game

Pathways is the board game on university orientation designed by Vita-Salute San Raffaele University together with Tambù, a company specialising in gamification and game design. Sixty-four tiles, five subject areas, general knowledge questions and scenarios drawn from real university life. No...

30 Jun, 2026 0 Comments
Vitiligo: autoimmune disease, genetics and JAK inhibitors

Research

Vitiligo: autoimmune disease, genetics and JAK inhibitors

Vitiligo is an autoimmune disease that destroys melanocytes, the cells responsible for skin pigmentation, and affects between 0.5 and 2% of the world’s population. Behind the characteristic depigmented patches lies a complex network of biological mechanisms involving the immune system, genetic...

25 Jun, 2026 0 Comments
Hematologic Cancer Classification: Why It Matters

Research & Innovation

Hematologic Cancer Classification: Why It Matters

A century of oncology has established one principle above all others: accurate diagnosis determines treatment. Hematologic cancer classification is the infrastructure that makes accurate diagnosis possible. Today, under the same tumour type, pathologists can recognise more than 120 distinct...

23 Jun, 2026 0 Comments
Pathological Anatomy: What It Is and What It Studies

Research & Innovation

Pathological Anatomy: What It Is and What It Studies

Pathological anatomy is the medical discipline that studies the morphological changes in cells and tissues caused by disease, enabling diagnosis and the identification of molecular targets for targeted therapies. «Like a detective searching for clues, the pathologist examines biological samples for...

23 Jun, 2026 0 Comments

Research & Innovation

An Aging Population as a Question of Justice

The aging population is often reduced to numbers: rising life expectancy, falling birth rates, pension sustainability, pressure on health systems. Yet behind the figures sits a question that public budgets and demographic indicators never ask directly: who has a right to the future?

22 Jun, 2026 0 Comments
Mindful Eating: What It Is and How to Practise It

Student Life

Mindful Eating: What It Is and How to Practise It

Mindful eating is an approach that changes how we relate to food before it changes what we eat. It draws on mindfulness, the practice of paying full, non-judgmental attention to present-moment experience. Applied to eating, it shifts focus away from macronutrients and calorie counts and towards the

17 Jun, 2026 0 Comments
One Health and Circular Health: Approach to Global Health

Research & Innovation

One Health and Circular Health: Approach to Global Health

One Health and Circular Health are two frameworks that are reshaping how medicine thinks about health, no longer as a problem confined to hospitals and laboratories, but as a systemic issue involving the environment, the economy, and society. That is the argument Professor Ilaria Capua, virologist...

16 Jun, 2026 0 Comments
Transferable Skills in a PhD: What Happens Beyond the Lab

Student Life

Transferable Skills in a PhD: What Happens Beyond the Lab

Doctoral researchers work in depth. Research advances through specialisation, and the value of a PhD project often lies in the ability to pursue a specific problem with consistency and determination. Transferable skills in a PhD — how to communicate with non-specialist audiences, coordinate with...

10 Jun, 2026 0 Comments
Artificial Intelligence in Medicine: the S-RACE Platform

Research & Innovation

Artificial Intelligence in Medicine: the S-RACE Platform

The volume of research on artificial intelligence (AI) in medicine has grown sharply. According to a bibliometric review published as a preprint on medRxiv (Awasthi et al., 2024), the number of articles on AI and machine learning in healthcare indexed on PubMed rose from 3,351 in 2019 to 23,306 in...

5 Jun, 2026 0 Comments
Science Communication at University: What It Means

Culture and society

Science Communication at University: What It Means

Universities produce thousands of scientific studies every year. Most of them circulate within the academic community, between researchers and specialists. Yet public interest in science is real and substantial.

4 Jun, 2026 0 Comments
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