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3D artificial pneumatic muscles for future “makers”

The research has been published in Science Robotics. One of the first demonstrations is that of a pneumatic hand made using a simple 3D printer

Lorenzo De Michieli is the new Director of the IIT Technology Transfer Directorate

Lorenzo De Michieli will assume the role of Director of Technology Transfer at IIT from next October, a strategic position for the transition from research applications to the market

International Talks: Mariangela Panniello

A new probe to study appetite and sleep-wake cycle

Human-like features in robot behaviour: response time variability can be perceived as human-like

The research study has been published in Science Robotics

NRRP: National Supercomputing Centre

IIT leader for AI and Big Data for health

IIT and INFN collaborating with CERN as new members of its IBM Quantum Network hub

Two European research institutes – INFN (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare) and IIT (Italian Institute of Technology) – have recently signed an agreement to become the latest members of CERN’s hub in the IBM Quantum Network

Robot Wash and Robot Inspection take to the podium at the European Robotics Technology Transfer Awar

Yesterday in Rotterdam awards were presented to the finalists of the European Robotics Technology Transfer Award 2022

Irene Farabella wins Career Development Award from the Armenise Harvard Foundation

After working in the Netherlands, London and Barcelona, the researcher has chosen Genoa’s IIT to continue her genome research

Differentiation of Motor Neurons: The Role of Non-Coding RNAs

A new study, published in The EMBO Journal, resulting from collaboration between the Department of Biology and Biotechnology Charles Darwin at Sapienza University, IIT, and CNR

Micro-electrodes integrated with an ultra-thin optical probe to study the brain

A new hybrid device, electronic and photonic, makes it possible to study the activity of brain cells in a very precise yet minimally invasive manner, thanks to the combined application of an optical probe and micro-electrodes capable of recording the brain signal.

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