Human Technopole

👐 The Human Technopole's National Facilities are now open to the national scientific community! External users affiliated with universities, IRCCS, and public research entities can access our state-of-the-art technological hubs for free through open calls 👉 https://lnkd.in/d49j-WUX 🔬 HT National Facilities offer open access to cutting-edge technologies in the fields of genomics, genome engineering and disease modelling, imaging, structural biology, and data handling and analysis. 👩🔬 👨🔬 Our mission is to support the scientific community by providing access to advanced technologies and expertise, training programmes, and technology/method development projects, with the ultimate goal of increasing the impact of Italian research on an international level. 🔎 Access is granted based on the principles of scientific excellence, with the aim of supporting high-quality research. Watch the video to discover the access modalities and timelines.

🌈 We are proud to have participated in the Milano Pride with a large and energetic group of colleagues and a beautiful banner!   👐 Inclusion is a key value for us. By promoting equality and integrating diversity, at HT we do everything to enable everyone to feel accepted and valued, while condemning any form of discrimination or harassment.

🔬 Do you want advanced analyses in the field of integrative structural biology? The Human Technopole’s National Facility for Structural Biology is now available to the national scientific community! Find out how to access it here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dHvaY554 🔎 The mission of the National Facility for Structural Biology is to provide access to a highly productive, world-class scientific hub capable of addressing disease mechanisms across scales, from tissue to amino acid side-chains, in the fields of cryo-electron microscopy, biomass production, biophysics, structural proteomics, and dynamic single-molecule.

⏳ Last days to apply! 🔬 Are you dreaming of a PhD position in an interdisciplinary environment with cutting-edge technology? ✋ Human Technopole is looking for enthusiastic and skilled scientists to join its research groups through the 4-year PhD Programme in Data Analytics and Decision Sciences (DADS) of the Polytechnic University of Milan. We provide a vibrant international setting designed to cultivate scientific excellence and support both personal and professional development. 🎓 4 fully funded projects are available in HT research groups: - Di Angelantonio - Ieva - Soranzo Nicole - Sottoriva Andrea - Zuccolo Luisa ⏳ Applications close on 1 July 2024! Info here: https://lnkd.in/d-wSFFxe

🎉 Thanks to the participation of a community of over 100 young researchers from 30 countries around the world, the first HT PhD and Postdoc Symposium was a great success! 💡 Throughout the day, through talks and poster sessions, our promising scientists had the opportunity to present their own research and discover that of their colleagues, creating fertile and productive moments of cross-pollination and exchange between the various areas of HT. 🤩 If you dream of being part of a cutting-edge research environment and an inclusive, international community, take a look at our open positions. Careers website 👉 https://lnkd.in/dbeWrCqR Latest PhD opportunities 👉 https://lnkd.in/d-wSFFxe

💡 Yesterday, the community of PhD students and Postdoc researchers at Human Technopole organised its first Symposium. It was a splendid opportunity to learn about the cutting-edge research being conducted by our promising scientists, and, with the excellent talk by Ralf Dahm (Director of Scientific Management at the Institute of Molecular Biology (IMB)), we explored the importance of effective scientific communication for career development. 🥇 Congratulations to Aman Kukde, who won the prize for the best poster, and Ashesh Ashesh, for the best talk, both from the Florian Jug Group (Computational Biology). 🤗 Thank you to all the organisers, participants, and sponsors who made the event a success: AHSI S.p.A. Soluzioni multidisciplinari per il laboratorio, CARLO ERBA Reagents (DASIT Group), Eppendorf , Euroclone Diagnostica, Prodotti Gianni.

🔬 Do you need cutting-edge technologies in the fields of pluripotent stem cells, 2D and 3D cell model generation, and genomic engineering? The Human Technopole’s National Facility for Genome Engineering & Disease Modelling is now available to the national scientific community! Find out how to access it here 👉 https://lnkd.in/duWcQ3XD 🔎 Using laboratory automation, the team creates modular workflows to simplify disease modelling and enhance standardisation and manufacturing. This system generates tools for studying previously inaccessible diseases, starting from the patient.

⏳ Last days to apply! 🔬 Are you looking for a PhD position to carry out frontier research in an international research centre? ✋ Human Technopole is looking for motivated and talented scientists to join its research groups through the 4-year European School of Molecular Medicine (SEMM) PhD Programme in Systems Medicine. We offer an international stimulating environment aimed at developing scientific excellence and fostering personal and professional growth. 🎓 19 fully funded projects are available in HT research groups: - Casañal Ana - Coscia Francesca - Davila-Velderrain Jose - Domínguez Conde Cecilia - Erdmann Philipp - Harschnitz Oliver - Iorio Francesco - Kalebic Nereo - Legnini Ivano - Pinheiro Fernanda - Soranzo Nicole - Testa Giuseppe - Vannini Alessandro - Zerial Marino ⏳ Applications for the 2024/2025 academic year close on 27 June 2024! Apply here: https://lnkd.in/dyFb2Ats

🔬 Would you like to contribute to the future of technology in the field of spatial biology? Sponsor our Spatial Biology Symposium, which will bring together international experts on 11 October in Milan to advance research and foster collaboration to address complex global challenges in human health.

👀 Up to one in 10 older adults experience symptoms of restless leg syndrome, but little is known about its causes. HT researchers are part of an international team of scientists that discovered genetic clues and potential treatments. 🔬 “This is the largest of its kind into this common – but poorly understood – condition. By understanding the genetic basis of restless leg syndrome, we hope to find better ways to manage and treat it, potentially improving the lives of millions of people worldwide.” - Emanuele Di Angelantonio, Head of the Health Data Science Centre at Human Technopole and one of the senior authors. Published in Nature Genetics