Thursday, December 9, 2010

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Sunday, December 5, 2010

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THE COURAGE TO STAY IN ITALY

How much does our country a miss today's young talent search? According to the study iCom ', assessment of the potential loss of value is estimated at 63 million euro for each current top young scientist of the Italian research system that will let you escape. But if we consider the average total duration of scientific production, the amount would grow up to 148 million euro, net (reaching over 200 million for a scientist specializing in pharmaceuticals).
This is particularly relevant to the initiative Lilly Foundation, which this year had as its theme " Development of new biomarkers for neoplastic diseases: solid tumors." In 2010 as many as 21 Italian oncological centers responded to the invitation by submitting 31 projects (more than double the 16 submitted in 2009). Thirteen research projects came from the North, many from the Center, five from the South, 85 percent of the cases carried the signature of a woman and just like last year, the prize went to a researcher. Thanks to the bag, Tiziana VavalĂ  will explore new horizons of cancer care based on genomic medicine.
" part of lung cancer today, there are no studies of pharmacogenomics in elderly patients, "said the oncologist" The research project allows the choice of treatment based on surveys with the aim of pharmacogenomics to choose the best treatment for individual patients to obtain maximum results in a population of patients in whom treatment options are limited . The researcher will carry out its work in the best way. "If I had to look at the path done so far I would say that the most difficult is the constant need to move and change city of Catanzaro I went to Rome, then Milan and now in Turin. Do the research here in Italy is quite an adventure, not an incentive, not an encouragement, it is almost an act of courage . (Televideo Rai)

Saturday, December 4, 2010

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PRIZE Galassini COLA "THE ARGUMENT ON RENATO GHIOTTO

A deep love for his hometown, Montecchio Maggiore, and his profession. Renato Ghiotto, born in 1923 and died in 1986, was, at the age of 23, the first director of the Giornale di Vicenza in the postwar period, from 1945 to 1950. Journalist, writer, a great lover of cinema, is the subject of the thesis " Renato Ghiotto (1923-1986): This film will not make you sleep " Mirijello Xavier, which won the fifth prize Cola Galassini ", dedicated to the memory of Professor Carolina and is reserved to view on topics of local interest. " Renato Ghiotto was a journalist who was able to give a big turning point in the Giornale di Vicenza calling to work the best young minds of the time - Gervasutti Ario said, the current director of the newspaper, who spoke yesterday at the civic hall ceremony in the Court of mills -. He left journalists an important lesson: the ability to ward off pressures from the war and by events. She had to innovate with the journalistic language synthesis and a style that has been "modern" for more than thirty years . The second place where was awarded the Paul Cattaneo with the thesis " Divisions Agricultural Roman in Vicenza: analysis of persistence and reconstructive proposals " Elisa Pilati and third place for his work on "Life in Montecchio Maggiore during the fascist period ". Fourth, finally, the thesis " The tour guide, an analysis of some visual communication design guides of a guide to the town of Montecchio Maggiore " Valentina Sinico. Galassini Joseph also attended the ceremony, the husband of prof. Carolina, Claudio Beschin Councillor for Culture and the Director of the Municipal Library of Montecchio Roberto Ghiotto, "This prize - said Ghiotto - is an initiative that, year after year, is taking place more and more with high-quality research . " enrich our local culture and allows young people to express their love for their country - concluded Beschin- and helps keep alive the memory of a woman, Carolina Cola, of great culture."