I have recorded an interview for a Podcast produced by NatScience, a science communication agency based in Sweden. The topic is the hottest in the…
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The latest effort from my former PhD supervisor Teresa Frisan, from the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, was published today April 7th in PLoS Pathogen. And it…
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At the beginning, I followed Dr. Macchiarini misadventures with a distant, respectful eye. I intimately sympathised for a surgeon who traveled the world, who is framed by…
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Saying something new on the looming landscape of medical research in Italy isn’t trivial thing. It requires astuteness, stomach, and a fair degree of imagination. Today, I…
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I have been off to Bologna last weekend for ReUniOn, the first international meeting of University of Bologna’s ex-alumni. For three days, the historical city…
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Pope Francis recent considerations on global warming corroborates my idea that Vatican lacks the “fresh air” people associate with its latest appointed leader. The Church…
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I sent the following letter yesterday to the editorial office of The Times in UK, following an awkward reading I had on their newspaper the same day.…
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Today I have learned two very important things: “The Wellcome Trust” is named after a person and not a noun (god bless my poor foreign…
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I am under the impression that paying 49$ to Coursera to receive a “verified certificate” for attending one of their course fails the whole spirit of…
Leave a CommentDear Friends The Institute of Medicine has just said that clinical trial data sharing should become the norm This institute is a highly respected voice…
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