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Professor Enrica Boda, researcher of the NICO – Neuroscience Institute Cavalieri Ottolenghi – and of the Department of Neurosciences of the University of Torino is among the finalists of the woman of the year award 2020. Professor Boda explores the link between multiple sclerosis and pollution. Her project has been financed by the FISM – Italian Multiple Sclerosis Society Foundation and is about the role of the exposure to particulate matter (PM) and of the involvement of extracellular vesicles in the neuroinflammation and demyelination.

What are the mechanisms with which the exposure to PM has effect on the central nervous system during the early stages of life and adulthood?

Here you can read the projects and vote the finalists https://premiodonna.it/#finaliste

Following the latest ministerial provisions applied to limit the risk of contagion from Covid-19 and following the transition of Piedmont to orange zone, from 2 December the study rooms of Edisu Piemonte (the regional institution for the right to university education) reopen to the public. These study rooms were in function before the last lockdown, but the service has been enhanced thanks to the reopening of the study rooms Michelangelo Buonarroti and Ormea.

Would you like to have a study experience abroad? We invite you to the new version of the International Days on 2, 3 and 4 December 2020.

Discover all the opportunities that students, lecturers and staff of PoliTo (Polytechnic University of Turin) have to go abroad.

The event will take place online on the YouTube channel and on the Facebook page of the Politecnico di Torino.

Speeches and stories of students abroad, notices and how to apply, sessions dedicated to special projects.

Download the program for further details.

Starting from 26 October, the new bus line 76N is available to students: it will connect the underground stop Paradiso to the Department of Agricultural
Science and Veterinary Medicine. The bus will be active only on week days, from Monday to Friday, from 7.30 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. and from 5 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. It will pass every 15 minutes and will be mostly for students who have to reach the University from the underground stop, although any citizen can use this bus.

Friday, 23 October 2020 from 9 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. in Palazzo Badini (via Verdi 10) and streamed live on Unito media (www.unito.it/media), takes place the
workshop “Promoting happiness and well-being: contexts and instruments”, organized by the Department of Psychology and by Movimento Mezzopieno
and aimed at students and citizens in general.

The workshop will deal with the theme of well-being and happiness starting from a scientific understanding of the constructs and presenting the results
achieved by science, in particular psychology, on this topic. The workshop is for 60 students from undergraduate and postgraduate UniTo faculties (Departments of Psychology; Culture, Politics and Society; Economy and Statistics; Neuroscience; Humanities; Medical Science; Public health science
and Paediatric Science).
The participants must register online (registration is compulsory), choosing whether to attend “in presence” or “remotely”; the morning's plenary sessions are streamed live on Unito media (www.unito.it/media) and are accessible by the citizens as well.

Culture and Tourism in the digital era: the challenge for university students from Politecnico and UniTo kicks off.

The 30 students that will participate in the challenge “Culture and Tourism in the digital era” issued by Contamination Lab of Turin with the collaboration of Centro Conservazione e Restauro “La Venaria Reale” will try to answer questions that are very relevant today, such as “How will the digital change the mechanism to valorise identities and artistic heritage? How will the world of exhibitions and history of artworks change? What changes will the actors of the sector undergo?”

The aim is to come to interesting conclusions that combine culture and technology, two fields that are extremely interconnected today and can enhance
the other’s strengths.
Students will come up with solutions to innovate exhibition modalities and restoration to valorise our city’s cultural heritage. They will start from understanding the various factors relative to a specific ecosystem, always keeping in mind the “new normalcy” we are living in that influences our relationship with our cultural heritage. Thus, the aim is to develop idea to answer to the digitalization of culture and its effects.

Provisional ranking list of 30 October.
Check the provisional ranking list online on your personal page.
Students from Accademia delle Belle Arti are not included in the list yet, since Accademia delle Belle Arti was not able to communicate to Edisu their
students; matriculations. Edisu asks that you not submit a complaint: Accademia will communicate the required data in the next few weeks.
Complaints: from 30 October to 20 November 2020 at 12 o’lock (noon)
Definitive ranking list: 15 December 2020 at 12 o’clock (noon)

Important:
To obtain the second instalment of the scholarship, students must complete the credits indicated in the Call by 10 August 2021. These credits must be registered by the University at the latest by 21 August 2021.
 20 credits for full-time students of bachelor’s, master’s, single cycle master’s
degree.
 11 credits for part-time students

 

Gender gap in mathematics in Piedmont.
In Piedmont, just like in all of Italy, there is a huge gender gap in mathematical
subjects, but why? What can we do to bridge that gap?
On 29 October at 5.30 p.m., we are presenting online the final results of the project “Facing gender gap in mathematics in Piedmont”, funded by Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo, Università di Torino and Fondazione Collegio Carlo
Alberto and led by Maria Laura Di Tommaso, Professor of the Department of Economy and Statistics Cognetti De Martiis of Università di Torino.

TAL.E – Talent for Electronics is a free orientation, training and placement

process for young people talented in electronics, electrical engineering and IT.
Are you between 18 and 28 years of age?
Are you specialized in electronics, electrical engineering or IT?

Then you might be one of the 100 young talented people!
 Access to the labour market
 Seminars
 60 hours of lessons in a residential campus
 15 people will be chosen for internships

Info: http://www.progettotale.it/
Registration form: http://progettotale.it/form.php

Research Centre for Women and Gender Studies (CIRSDe) recently published a new guide about Università di Torino programmes with a gender-based
perspective. It is an interesting a helpful tool for any UniTo student to approach and explore gender studies. In fact, it offers an overview on the active courses in the various Departments of Turin that have focused on a gender-based perspective.

There are few Gender Studies courses in Italian universities and we advise you visit CIRSDe website to find out more about Doctorates, master’s degrees or
advanced courses on this subject. In the past few years in Italy, the need to address not only issues related to the disparity between men and women but
also the LGBTQ+ community has arisen. We hope that in next year’s guide we will be able to put more Gender Studies courses, so that the academic world in Turin will be even more inclusive.

 

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