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Humanitas inaugurates CLEM: a laboratory that integrates optical, electron, and cryogenic microscopy technologies with data processing using Artificial Intelligence A...

A study led by Humanitas shows how some congenital immunodeficiencies directly influence cerebellar development and behavior, independently of infections or...

Research, so far limited to laboratory models of the disease, highlights a link between microbiota imbalances, reduced placental function, and...

From 19th to 21st May 2025, Humanitas University participated for the third consecutive year in Pint of Science, the international...

A new project funded by an AIRC Start-up grant aims to overcome current challenges in multi-omics AI models, paving the...

A study led by Humanitas has identified the mechanisms underlying the progression of myelodysplastic syndromes into leukemia, paving the way...

An all-Italian project aims to develop “digital twins” using Artificial Intelligence systems to support clinical decision-making and accelerate cancer research....

The study, published in Neuro Oncology, discovered a mechanism that enhances glioblastoma’s ability to migrate and infiltrate tissues, paving the...

A joint group of researchers from Humanitas and the University of Eastern Piedmont has identified a new mechanism linking alterations...

Immunotherapies are revolutionizing the treatment of solid tumors, significantly increasing survival rates and reducing recurrence. These therapies work by lifting...