Scholarships for female students in Stem degrees
The University of Verona has established 300 new scholarships for female students studying a STEM...
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Today Cantina Valpolicella Negrar blows out 90 candles
The date was August 29, 1933. It has been 90 years since the birth of Cantina Valpolicella di...
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Jesusleny Gomes ends her journey in Veneto and Federalberghi welcomes her with open arms
Jesusleny Gomes’ journey has come to an end in Verona. In 12 days, she drove her beloved Harley...
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Isola della Scala rice fair reopens its doors to foreign exhibitors
It is the second-largest culinary event in Europe and Italy’s first rice-themed festival. Every...
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In Nogara, the “Festa del Riso co’ le nose” aims to enhance Veronese gastronomic excellence
Local agri-food products are once again the stars of the 37th edition of the Festa del Riso...
Read More- When a disease is rare: scleroderma
(Ennia Dall’Ora) Scleroderma: open day at the AOUI at the Borgo Roma Polyclinic (E.D. Dall’Ora) On Friday afternoon, in the large ‘Roberto Vecchioni’ lecture theatre… Read more: When a disease is rare: scleroderma
- Indro Montanelli, never let the truth get in the way of a good story
(Angelo Paratico) For many of my generation (we are boomers), Indro Montanelli, with his articles and his view of history, was a source of admiration… Read more: Indro Montanelli, never let the truth get in the way of a good story
- The world’s first car factory was in Padua
Miari & Giusti produced cars designed by Enrico Bernardi of Verona (Angelo Paratico) Convinced of the future of the car and the motorcycle, which he… Read more: The world’s first car factory was in Padua
- Great Italian doctors who fought the Plague
(Angelo Paratico) The concept of ‘asymptomatic carriers’ of a disease is not new. It was first formulated by Ludovico Settala, the Milanese doctor who appears… Read more: Great Italian doctors who fought the Plague
