Monday, February 13, 2012
The University of Milan is a public, multidisciplinary teaching and research institution that offers 9 Faculties, 134 study courses, 21 Doctoral Schools and 92 Specialisation Schools.
Our 2,500 professors represent the highest concentration of scientific expertise in the region and our research is ranked among the best in Italy and Europe.
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The University of Milan has launched 4 competitions for the recruitment of 84 researchers. Deadlines: February 3rd and 13th.
Several genetic factors seem to increase the immune system’s response to the HIV virus: this is what has emerged from a study by our researchers, coordinated by Mario Clerici, in collaboration with IRCCS Medea and the Don Gnocchi Foundation.
Molecular Cell has published the results of an important study on DNA conducted by our researchers. A new form of “pollution” of the chemical structure has been identified, along with the mechanisms which intervene to correct it.
The University of Milan has launched a competition to award 60 two years fellowships for a collaboration to research activities restricted to doctorate graduates or graduated holding a diploma in the speciality area. Deadline February 15th.
Starting from January 9th, the International Relations Office – Erasmus and Marco Polo Section - has moved to a new location, at via Festa del Perdono 7 (low ground).
A theoretical model designed by Giuseppe Lodato from the Department of Physics further explains the origin of an exceptional Gamma Ray Burst that was recorded by the satellite Swift last Christmas.
The international ranking based exclusively on productivity indicators and scientific impact has been published. The University of Milan is in first place, followed by Padua, Bologna and the Sapienza of Rome.
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