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Here the video of Hasmik Vardanyan who is carrying out her research on Dante in Verona within the INVITE project.
UNIVR stories
Here the video of Hasmik Vardanyan who is carrying out her research on Dante in Verona within the INVITE project.
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Mebratu Gebrie comes from Ethiopia. He was enrolled in the doctoral programme of Cardiovascular Sciences at the University of Verona. Here you can listen to his story.
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Madelym (or Maddie) Leal is an international guest student at the University of Verona, Italy. She’s from Venezuela but she studies Arts and Humanities at the University of Calgary, Canada. She chose Verona University for its courses and for the options it offered her. But Maddie has something to say about the city of Verona I think Verona is everything you would expect from an...
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Ioannis Tsamesidis comes from Greece and is a PhD student in Biomolecular medicine. His research topic is malaria. In 2015 he decided to come to the University of Verona for the quality of the research carried out here
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Yao Chen is a young PhD student in Clinical and Experimental Biomedical Sciences at the University of Verona, Italy. She is doing investigations on biomaterials to be used for artificial vessels. Here you can listen to her story.
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Here the story of the double success of Federico Giusfredi, an Italian researcher in linguistics coming from Munich, Germany to Verona, first Marie Curie fellow and now ERC grantee.
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Rebeca Mantovani is a biomedical scientist from São Paulo, Brazil. She has been guest at the University of Verona, where she had the chance to deepen her knowledge of cystic fibrosis research in Italy. You can listen to her story in this video.
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Listen to the interview to Radu Mirza to discover why he has decided to come to the University of Verona for his dotcoral training.
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Christo Schiphorst is a young Dutch researcher at the University of Verona. His project, focused on photosynthesis, has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 675006-SE2B.