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Computers & Graphics, 24 June 2020
Daniya Boges, Marco Agus, Ronell Sicat, Pierre J. Magistretti, Markus Hadwiger, Corrado Calì
International Journal of Molecular Science , 18 April 2020
Francesca Montarolo, Simona Perga, Carlotta Tessarolo, Michela Spadaro, Serena Martire and Antonio Bertolotto
Stem Cell Reports , 16 April 2020
Besusso D, Schellino R, Boido M, Belloli S, Parolisi R, Conforti P, Faedo A, Cernigoj M,Campus I, Laporta A, Dickinson Bocchi V, Murtaj V, Parmar M,Spaiardi P, Talpo F,Maniezzi C, Toselli MG, Biella G, Moresco RM, Vercelli A, Buffo A, and Cattaneo E
Serena Bovetti
has received a highly competitive and prestigious international grant to study the neural basis of sexual imprinting. The grant is from the
Human Frontier Science program (HFSP)
an international program of research support, funding frontier research on complex mechanisms of living organisms.
Dr Serena Bovetti works with
Prof. Paolo Peretto
at the
Department of Life Science and Systems Biology
and at the
Neuroscience Institute Cavalieri Ottolenghi – University of Turin
, and she is part of a three-person team awarded a HFSP program grant of more than $1 million US over three years.
Glia , 12 March 2020
Marangon D, Boda E, Parolisi R, Negri C, Giorgi C, Montarolo F, Perga S, Bertolotto A, Buffo A, Abbracchio MP, Lecca D
Current Opinion in Pharmacology , February 2020
Boda E, Rigamonti AE, Bollati V
The European project NSC-Reconstruct - Novel Strategies for Cell-based Neural Reconstruction (Horizon 2020) has started today with a web-kick-off meeting. Prof. Annalisa Buffo (NICO - Department of Neuroscience of the University of Turin) leads work package 3, which is aimed at developing strategies for the repair of complex brain networks, such as those affected in Huntington's disease.
The overall goal of the project is to develop and optimize strategies based on effective neuronal replacement and circuit reconstruction to treat neurodegenerative diseases. NSC-Reconstruct is coordinated by Prof. Elena Cattaneo, University of Milan which brings together 13 partners including universities, research centers, industries and SMEs from six European countries.
Disease Models and Mechanisms , 18 March 2020
Valeria Valsecchi*, Marina Boido*, Francesca Montarolo, Michela Guglielmotto, Simona Perga, Serena Martire, Santina Cutrupi, Andrea Iannello, Nadia Gionchiglia, Elena Signorino, Andrea Calvo, Giuseppe Fuda, Adriano Chiò, Antonio Bertolotto and Alessandro Vercelli
