#FindTheOrange contributes to the funding - through the Centre for Health Technologies of the University of Pavia - of a PhD programme in Health Technologies, Bioengineering and Bioinformatics at the University of Pavia.

The scholarship holder is Valentina Ceserani and the aim of the research is to identify new bioengineering solutions to understand the mechanisms of ischaemia in subjects with congenital coronary artery anomalies. Particularly in the case of young patients practising sports, competitive or military activities and who generally have to endure very demanding exertion. The PhD course, supervised by Prof. Michele Conti (CompMech group, DICAr), is part of a larger research project based on close clinical collaboration involving important institutes such as the Policlinico San Donato and promoted by the Ministry of Health.

Get to know Valentina and her experience as a PhD student: click here.

#findtheorange has chosen the IED (Istituto Europeo di Design) and its students  to support digital talents and for the academic year .2016_2017 will be awarding two candidates (with an ISEE minimum income declaration) a 100% grant to cover the full tuition fees for a continuing advanced education course in Branded Content and Entertainment.

The course in Branded Content and Entertainment - brand new and the only course of its kind in Italy - commences January 2017 as a weekend formula with lessions twice monthly. The course structure allows students to attend after the end of the working day and will provide them with new skills in the digital and communications world.

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In 2016 #findtheorange identified NABA, Nuova Accademia delle Belle Arti in Milan, as an educational institution with which it wished to collaborate to promote the study of visual and digital arts.

#FindTheOrange co-funds the PhD in Health Technologies, Bioengineering and Bioinformatics at the University of Pavia through the interdepartmental 'Centre for Health Technologies'.

The aim of the research is to identify new bioengineering solutions for understanding the mechanisms of ischaemia in subjects with congenital coronary artery anomalies. The project aims to develop software to assess patients at risk of heart attack. A diagnostic support to postpone or nullify the need for surgery, reducing the risks of exposing patients to open-heart surgery. This PhD course is part of a broad research project promoted by the Ministry of Health, whose ambition is to develop innovative computational methodologies according to a sustainable and personalised vision of healthcare.

Get to know Valentina Ceserani and her research project here.