“Renato Ugo” scholarship for industrial research papers

Associazione Italiana per la Ricerca Industriale (AIRI: an industrial research association), in partnership with the Bracco Foundation, Farmindustria and Fondazione Silvio Tronchetti Provera, is pleased to announce a competition for students entering the final year of a master’s degree in a science subject at an Italian university in the academic year 2020/2021. There are five scholarships available, each worth €5,000.

The virtual exhibition “Life as a female scientist” at the National Festival of Sciences

The photographic exhibition “Life as a female scientist” in virtual form for the first time is part of the rich programme of the XV edition of the National Geographic Festival, dedicated this year to the topic “optimism and science” 

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A tree Christmas to light Milan up again

Lighting Milan up again, its shopping thoroughfares and main roads also in suburban and external areas thanks to a project of great social and artistic value. The tree Christmas, a creative idea developed by Marco Balich and donated to the city by Bracco Foundation, aims to make Christmas festivities a moment of solidarity among the various souls of the city and of reciprocal support among its quarters, involving companies and non-profit organisations. This is the objective of the municipal administration for Christmas 2020.

Inauguration of the exhibition “All the hours in the world” exhibition – Portraits of hospitality, relationships and care in multi-ethnic Baranzate

The exhibition “All the hours in the world”, staged by Bracco Foundation, Associazione La Rotonda and CDI, has its inauguration on Wednesday, January 29, 2020 at 6:30 PM in via Saint Bon 20, Milan. It can be visited until December 31, 2020.

#10 voices for 10 years: the inaugural video message from Ersilia Vaudo of the European Space Agency

On the World day of women and girls in science, Ersilia Vaudo, Chief Diversity Officer of the European Space Agency and part of the #100esperte network, explains how science is able to give us superpowers and how it is crucial, today more than ever, to understand mathematics, the language of the universe.