Plan 21 September

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CLOISTER ROOM
09:00 11:00	WELCOME SESSION
	Chair: Maria Sabrina SARTO Sapienza University of Rome, Deputy Rectress for Research
	Opening Greetings
	PS.I.1	Antonella POLIMENI Sapienza University of Rome, Rectress
	Greetings
	PS.I.2	Paolo ORNELI Regione Lazio Assessore allo Sviluppo Economico, Commercio e Artigianato, Università, Ricerca, Start-Up e Innovazione
	PS.I.3	Silvio BRUSAFERRO ISS - Istituto Superiore di Sanità, President
	PS.I.4	Francesco SETTE ESRF - European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, General Director
	PS.I.5	Marco FALZETTI APRE - Agenzia Promozione Ricerca Europea, Director
	Closing Greetings
	PS.I.6	Antonio D’ANDREA Sapienza University of Rome, Faculty of Civil and Industrial Engineering, Dean
	OPENING SESSION on "University, Research and Innovation Policies & Funding"
	Chair: Roberto FORMARO ASI, Programmes Director

	PS.I.7	Luigi NICOLAIS Ministero dell’Università e della Ricerca, Consigliere per le Politiche sulla Ricerca; Campania Digital Innovation Hub, President From research to business... the Italian strategy
	PS.I.8	Pierpaolo GAMBINI Leonardo Company, Chief Technology Innovation Office, Head of Innovation and Intellectual Property The Policy and Governance of Innovative Technologies, the role of collaboration with universities
	PS.I.9	Nello LI PIRA Material Engineering Methods & Tools, CRF-Stellantis, Global Materials R&I and Roadmap Manager Materials for vehicle electrification: A new paradigm for Automotive Components
	PS.I.10	Francesco MATTEUCCI - CV European Innovation Council (EIC), Programme Manager Funding for technological innovation: Is it useful to merge bottom-up with challenge-based calls?
	PS.I.11	Martina DE SOLE - CV ENoLL (European Network of Living Labs), Director The living labs as a way of co-creating the future together maximizing the impact of innovation
*11:00 - 11:15 Break*
ROUND TABLE
CLOISTER ROOM

11:15 13:00	In recent years, the role of research infrastructures as providers of high-level instrumentation and highly specialized skill has strongly increased owing to the need of optimum management of extremely expensive instrumentation of high complexity. The corresponding modification in the management of the research activity where the laboratory results have to be integrated with experiments carried out in large research infrastructures of public access poses, besides new opportunities, also new and often unexplored problems. The interaction among different structures has to be optimized as well as the interaction among different research teams, the intellectual property has to be managed as well as the time and access modes. Even more complex is the building up of delocalized research infrastructures organized as a network of independent laboratories. The Round Table is focused on this last option with the aim of opening a dialogue among all the players potentially interested in the use of infrastructures, providing them with information on both technological and organizational-managerial characteristics for the realization of a network of research infrastructures, while collecting opinions and suggestions on the optimum management approach. The themes on the table span from the needs in terms of operative structure, operator skills, to the instrument characteristics and their evolution strategy. We expect to stimulate in this way, further interests of operators thanks to a greater awareness of the potential offered by individual infrastructures and their integration. The participation to the Round Table is open and free. For those interested to be included in the published list of participants, please, send the request to Prof. Marco Rossi, chair of NanoInnovation, to his email address: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

11:00 12:30	JE.I	COVID-19: aspetti tecnici oltre l'efficacia dei vaccini Co-organized with A.D.R.I.T.E.L.F. Chair: Donatella PAOLINO, University Magna Graecia of Catanzaro Co-Chair: Paolo CALICETI, University of Padova	ROOM 17
13.00 - 14:00 Break and visit of the exhibition area
SCIENTIFIC PLENARY SESSION ON ADVANCES AND INNOVATION ON LIFE SCIENCE
14:00 16:00	CLOISTER ROOM
	Chair: Beatrice VALLONE, Sapienza University of Rome
	PS.II.1	Don Vincenzo BARBANTE Don Gnocchi Foundation, President Introductory welcome
	PS.II.2	Elena CATTANEO University of Milan Huntington's disease: from an ancient gene to brain-permeable therapeutic nanoparticles
	PS.II.3	Daniela BARGELLINI RHODES - CV Fellowship of the Royal Society MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge, UK NTU Institute of Structural Biology, Singapore The Resolution Revolution in Cryo-EM: How did it happen and its applications in biomedicine
	PS.II.4	Salvatore CUZZOCREA - CV University of Messina, Rector *Inside neuroinflammation: role of nanomedicine as emerging therapeutic tool in the symphony* of glial cells**
Announcement of the NEST PRIZE Winner
16:00 16:30	Chair: Pasqualantonio PINGUE, Scuola Normale Superiore
	PS.III	Pasqualantonio PINGUE, Scuola Normale Superiore Mario ALLOATTI, Nippon Gases Fabio BELTRAM, Scuola Normale Superiore Introduction
		Proclamation
		Scientific contribution of the winner
		Conclusion and 'arrivederci' to the next NanoInnovation 2022
*16:30 - 16:45 Break*
SCIENTIFIC PLENARY SESSION ON ADVANCES AND INNOVATION ON MATERIAL SCIENCE
16:45 18:45	CLOISTER ROOM
	Chair: Vittorio MORANDI, CNR-IMM, Bologna
	PS.IV.1	Vincenzo PALERMO - CV CNR-ISOF, Bologna Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg, Sweden Graphene history – from lab weirdo to breakthrough in industrial innovation
	PS.IV.2	Gianluigi CASSE - CV FBK - Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Director of Sensors and Devices Center Development of novel devices ready for series production
	PS.IV.3	Françoise BEZERRA - CV CNES, France, Sace Radiation Environment Engineer & Radiation Safety Officer Irradiation facilities used for electronic component testing: Selection, limitations and possible evolutions

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