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.
Nursing research is undergoing a profound shift. Citizen Science, the approach that actively involves citizens and patients in the scientific process, is gaining ground in healthcare worldwide. A study conducted by the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), with contributions...
Research
The TP53 gene is mutated or inactivated in approximately 50% of all human cancers, making it the most frequently altered tumor suppressor across cancer types (Olivier et al., 2010). Yet mutations alone do not fully explain why some tumors resist chemotherapy and radiotherapy while others respond....
Research
Neuroethics is a field of study that examines the ethical, legal and social implications of neuroscience and neurotechnologies — the technologies that allow us to study and, in some cases, modify the human brain.
Research
Counterspeech, the practice of responding to harmful or hateful content online, is one of the most debated strategies for reducing toxicity on social media. But does it work? And if so, under what conditions?
Student Life
Organ donation and transplantation are among the most complex and sensitive procedures in contemporary medicine, both from a clinical and an organisational standpoint. For this system to function, it requires highly specialised professionals capable of managing every stage of the pathway from...
Research
TB diagnosis remains one of the key challenges in managing this infectious disease caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis. The disease is transmitted through the air and primarily affects the lungs, although it can also involve other organs. It is most prevalent in low- and...
Research
How does scientific disinformation arise, and why has it become such a pressing issue for medicine and research? In today’s complex information landscape, scientific findings, clinical data and biomedical innovations circulate rapidly in the public sphere, where they are often simplified, taken out...
Research
When discussing scientific research, especially in the medical and biomedical fields, one question is increasingly central to both the public and academic debate: how can we truly measure the real impact of research?For decades, the answer seemed straightforward: the value of scientific work was...
Culture and society
Translational medicine training and education were among the key themes discussed during “From Discovery to Impact”, the Early Spring Meeting hosted by UniSR on 5–6 March and jointly organized with UMC Utrecht under the aegis of the Eureka Institute for Translational Medicine. The event brought...
Research
Understanding how the human brain makes decisions, processes emotions and regulates mood is one of the central challenges of contemporary neuroscience.
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