Biotech Seminar Series 2020-21 - Spring Session

Biotech Seminar Series are coming back with a new session on 'Translate innovation into biomedical products'. We will feature the life stories of several researchers who made it across the 'valley of death' and managed to take their innovations to the market.

Registration is compulsory and can be made through this link. Registrations will close once we reach 290 people.

Biotech Seminar Series 2020-21 - Autumn Session

With the new academic year, Biotech Seminar Series are resuming. Below is the manifesto of the Autumn Session.

Registration is now closed.

Gordon Conference 2021

Antonella Motta and David Kaplan have been selected to chair the 2021 Gordon Conference-sponsored meeting Silk proteins and the transition to biotechnologies.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: The Conference was initially scheduled to be held in New England (USA) on 15-21 August 2021 but due to the travel limitations imposed by the Covid-19 pandemic, it has been moved to Summer 2023. Further updates will be posted here as soon as they are available.

The tentative program of the conference can be found here. 

XIV National SIHTA Congress

26-29 October 2020

XIV National SIHTA Congress

23-26 October 2020

Biotech Seminar Series 2020

This spring Biotech is holding a series of seminars where the top European and world scientists in this field will hold a series of lectures on the new advances of TERM. The participation is open UNITN and external students alike. To participate, please register by emailing prof. Antonella Motta at antonella.motta [at] unitn.it

Webinar on Territorial Medicine

Frontiers in Silk Sciences and Technology

Trento 12-15 June 2019

The 2019 Trento Innovation Conferences on Materials Engineering (TICME) partnered with the International Silk Conference Series to organize Frontiers in Silk Sciences and Technologies, an event devoted to the research of Silk-based materials that brought together over 80 experts in the field of silk science and industry from all around the world, in order to overcome the current challenges in the Silk field.

The program and abstracts of the presentations are available here.