In Mo Yang, a Korean not yet 20 years old, triumphed on the stage of the Carlo Felice Theatre in Genoa and won the final of the Paganini Prize on Sunday, March 8, 2015 in front of a large crowd of music enthusiasts and experts.
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The Centro Diagnostico Italiano has presented its candidature in a regional competition for initiatives aimed at improving health documentation, with a project entitled “Monitoring ionising radiation doses”, which earned second place in the “Patient safety” category.
Bracco Foundation presented five new vitamin C degree prizes at the convention “For 80 years we have believed in the same principle. Vitamin C” organised by Bracco as part of the programme of initiatives of the 13th Corporate Culture Week of Confindustria.
Tuesday, October 21 saw the convention “Let’s nourish sport” organised by Bracco Atletica on the highly topical subject of the relationship between diet and sporting activity.
Simone De Leo, born in 1986 in Bari, with a degree in medicine and surgery obtained in 2012 at the Milan Università degli Studi, currently engaged in a specialisation course in endocrinology at the Ospedale Maggiore Policlinico di Milano, is the winner of the research scholarship in collaboration with NIAF (National Italian American Foundation), of the value of $100,000.
Bracco Foundation is taking part in LHForum San Patrignano, the first international forum completely dedicated to positive economy in Italy, on June 12 and 13th in the San Patrignano headquarters in the province of Rimini.
Francesco Ria, a member of the Bracco Foundation “Diventerò” community since 2012, has been awarded the Specialisation in Medical Physics at the Milan Università degli Studi.
The new award dedicated to the social impact of youth projects was announced today at the press conference presenting LH Forum San Patrignano – Movement for Positive Economy,
8 scholarships for university students resident in the municipalities of Ceriano Laghetto, Bovisio Masciago, Cesano Maderno, Cogliate and Solaro!
The third edition of the Lions Committee Lifebility Award, a national competition for young people under 30 for innovative social projects and ideas, was a great success!