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Would you like to know the not so secret formula for success?
It’s quite simple: listen to Italian Minds, the first podcast of its kind hosted by the Italian Societies of t
... moreThe podcast currently has 16 episodes available.
Armando Genazzani è Professore di Farmacologia all’Università del Piemonte Orientale e commissario dell’Organizzazione Mondiale della Sanità, dell’Agenzia Europea dei Medicinali e dell’Agenzia Italiana del Farmaco. Durante la pandemia di COVID-19 si è occupato del processo di regolazione dei farmaci e dei vaccini utilizzati nella lotta al virus. In questo episodio, il Prof. Genazzani parlerà di regolazione farmacologica e di sperimentazione vaccinale nel quadro dell’emergenza pandemica di COVID-19.
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Dr Fasano is the chair of pediatric gastroenterology and nutrition at Massachusetts general hospital in Boston, associated with the Harvard Medical School. He is also the Director at the centre for celiac research and treatment. He is a key leader in the study of gut permeability. In this episode, we will talk about Dr Fasano’s work on the cholera vaccine, gut permeability and the discoveries that came along with this research.
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Jill Richards is an Assistant Professor of English at Yale University. In this episode, she will talk us through her work “The Ferrante Letters”, written in 2020 alongside Sarah Chihaya, Merve Emre, and Katherine Hill. We will also understand how four women academics have forged their creative personas in an adventurous project born in the wake of the Ferrante Fever.
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Beatrice Venezi is one of the youngest Orchestra's Conductors in Europe and in 2018 she was listed in Forbes 100 Under 30. She’s Principal Guest Conductor of the "Orchestra della Toscana", Chief Conductor of the "Orchestra Milano Classica" and one of the few women to conduct orchestras of international standing. In this episode, we talk about the classical music industry, leadership and gender equality.
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Carlo Ratti is a Professor of Urban Technologies and Planning and Director of the Senseable City Lab at MIT and also the founding partner of the international design office Carlo Ratti Associati. He will talk to Italian Minds’ listeners about how cities and workplaces will look like in the post-pandemic world and how these changes could help us rethink urban spaces in a more liveable and sustainable way.
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Ruth Ben Ghiat, History Professor and political commentator on Strong Men: From Mussolini to the Present that anchors the experience of present-day authoritarianism and neo-fascism in Italian Fascism and looks at the continuities among recent and present authoritarian politicians globally (i.e.; Berlusconi, Trump, Gaddafi, Putin and Bolsonaro).
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Riccardo Pozzoli, once defined as the man who monetised blogging. In 2019, he co-founded the digital media company, The Blonde Salad, alongside Chiara Ferragni, which then changed the world of communication forever.
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Massimo Bottura has built and consolidated his reputation as one of the world’s most creative culinary figures over the last twenty-five years. He has also been recognized for his commitment to food waste and social isolation. He walked us through his story of success, and about what made Osteria Francescana so renowned.
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Intervista con Vera Gheno, sociolinguista e traduttrice, collaboratrice dell'Academia della Crusca dal 2000 al 2019 e autrice di diverse opere di rilevanza attuale tra cui "Femminili singolari. Il femminismo è nelle parole".
Viviamo un'era in cui l'essere umano non solo sta lasciando la sua impronta indelebile sul mondo, ma che sta anche facendo emergere in maniera deflagrante la centralità della "caratteristica nucleare del genere umano", come ci ricorda Noam Chomsky: la parola. Avere insieme consapevolezza e responsabilità nell'impiego delle parole ormai è necessario per tutti, non solo per chi si occupa in maniera professionale di comunicazione. Come fare, dunque, a non perdere la presa su un presente ipercomplesso e iperconnesso?
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Il celebre storico Alessandro Barbero parlerà agli ascoltatori di Italian Minds di pandemie di ieri e oggi. Cercheremo di capire se le esperienze che stiamo vivendo oggigiorno a causa della pandemia del coronavirus sono paragonabili a quelle dei nostri antenati durante le grandi pandemie del passato e cosa possiamo imparare dal passato per non ripetere oggi gli stessi errori di ieri.
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The podcast currently has 16 episodes available.