For those who like to research, progress and our country, this is good news . The premier Matteo Renzi had anticipated in November, right after the Expo closed, now the “Human Technopole” project is starting to take shape. Next year could start first activity.
The project “Human Technopole”
The project will be born on the ashes of the Expo has now started to operational phase. E ‘ready the decree of the Prime Minister’s Office to define the new Arexpo , the company that owns the Expo lands that from now on will have to take care to follow the project of the technology center.
It will extend 30,000 square meters to boost research made in Italy. A challenging project that will consist of seven research centers, and a potential investment of 1.5 billion in 10 years. It will start with 90 scholars selected by an international competition but, when fully operational, will be 1,500 scientists engaged 200 projects ranging from life sciences to genomics, from neuro-degeneration nutrition. important chapters will also be databases, statistical analysis, and nanoscience and technology.
The project will be coordinated by a committee with the participation of nine working groups such as the Italian Institute of Technology (IIT) in Genoa, the University of Milan, the hospitals and respite scientific Lombard, major national research institutes. In addition to the world’s most important research networks and major multinational companies in the field of big data, since the ambition is to create a database, constantly updated worldwide.
An innovative project with so many ambitions
This project has already scheduled one screening of 7000 people a year, the study of personalized therapies, smart drugs and advances in both the sciences supply and the quality of life. It will be one of the most important research projects implemented in our country, perhaps a change of direction with respect to a past that has seen Italy always among the last in Europe in terms of share of GDP devoted to research.
Around the core of the “Human Technopole” will extend an aerial 400 thousand square meters, destined to become an innovation district, with facilities to be devoted to young people, to start-up technology, and to magnetize national and international companies attracted by innovative infrastructure.
We must however avoid the “ elephant ” as stated by the rector of the State, Gianluca Vago. for this, a close relationship with the university campus of the State, as well as with other productive and innovative realities of the territory will be a way to realign and harmonize the energies existing in the territory and constitute a driving force for the development of Milan and throughout the country.
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