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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.

LATEST ARTICLES

Where Science Meets Soul: On Failure, Collaboration, and Change. A conversation with Prof. Prakken

Research

Where Science Meets Soul: On Failure, Collaboration, and Change. A conversation with Prof. Prakken

A conversation with Dr. Berent Prakken

When we speak about science, the language of success often dominates: high-impact publications, breakthrough discoveries, prestigious grants. But Dr. Berent Prakken – professor of paediatric immunology, Vice Dean at UMC Utrecht, and one of the founders of the ...

25 Jul, 2025 0 Comments
Uni4Me: Student-Led Research Defines Heavy Metal Reference Intervals in Healthy Urban Youth

Research

Uni4Me: Student-Led Research Defines Heavy Metal Reference Intervals in Healthy Urban Youth

Born from curiosity inside a medical classroom, Uni4Me is the first student-conceived research study in the UniSR International MD Program — establishing baseline data for public health while redefining student roles in science. 

23 Jul, 2025 0 Comments
Uni4Me: When a Classroom Becomes a Research Lab

Student Life

Uni4Me: When a Classroom Becomes a Research Lab

The first student-led scientific project born in the International MD Program at UniSR shows what’s possible when students, faculty, and the entire university move together.

23 Jul, 2025 0 Comments
Beyond the Impact Factor: NEJM’s Eric Rubin on valuing evidence over prestige

Research

Beyond the Impact Factor: NEJM’s Eric Rubin on valuing evidence over prestige

Professor Eric Rubin, Editor-in-Chief of the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM), visited Vita-Salute San Raffaele University for a conversation that reached far beyond journal metrics or editorial workflows. Invited by a group of medical students, and supported by faculty and University staff...

4 Jul, 2025 0 Comments
Dreaming Big: How UniSR Students Brought NEJM’s Editor-in-Chief to Campus

Student Life

Dreaming Big: How UniSR Students Brought NEJM’s Editor-in-Chief to Campus

What happens when a group of medical students decides to invite one of the most influential figures in clinical research to speak at their university? At Vita-Salute San Raffaele University, the result was an unforgettable encounter—one that affirmed the power of curiosity, courage, and community.

4 Jul, 2025 0 Comments
Understanding Others with ALS: A Few Words on Social Cognition

Research

Understanding Others with ALS: A Few Words on Social Cognition

On the occasion of World Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Day, which is celebrated every year on June 21, we interviewed Dr. Elisa Canu from the Neurology Unit led by Prof. Massimo Filippi and a researcher at the Neuroimaging of Neurodegenerative Disorders laboratory at the IRCCS San Raffaele...

20 Jun, 2025 0 Comments
Being athletes in research: meet Professor Renato Ostuni

Curiosiscience

Being athletes in research: meet Professor Renato Ostuni

Last Sunday, 11 May, Renato Ostuni, Associated Professor in Histology at Vita-Salute San Raffaele University and Group Leader at San Raffaele-Telethon Institute for Gene Therapy (SR-Tiget), talked about the benefits that sport has on the immune system health during the Italian Outdoor Fest, a new...

7 May, 2025 0 Comments
In Search: The Higgs Boson, the Universe, the Roots and the Future of Humanity. Interview with Guido Tonelli

Culture and society

In Search: The Higgs Boson, the Universe, the Roots and the Future of Humanity. Interview with Guido Tonelli

“The great questions that physics addresses are within each of us, […] that primordial curiosity still burns in everyone’s soul”.

7 Apr, 2025 0 Comments

Curiosiscience

"K Syndrome", the Disease that saved lives

In the heart of occupied Rome, on Tiber Island, one of the most extraordinary stories of resistance and humanity took place during the Second World War. "K Syndrome", a fictitious disease, was created by doctors at the Fatebenefratelli Hospital to protect Jews and others persecuted from roundups...

15 Jan, 2025 0 Comments
ATMPs: a discussion with the Secretary-General of EUHA, Prof. Johan Van Eldere

Research

ATMPs: a discussion with the Secretary-General of EUHA, Prof. Johan Van Eldere

ATMPs are cutting-edge treatments that could drastically change patient life quality and expectancy in the coming years.

We interviewed Johan Van Eldere, Emeritus Professor of Microbiology at the Catholic University of Leuven and Hasselt University and Secretary-General of the European University...

13 Jan, 2025 0 Comments

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