New technologies raise wages without increasing gender or wage inequalities within the firms that adopt them. This is the main evidence of the scientific article entitled "For whom the bell tolls: the firm-level effects of automation on wage and gender inequality", co-authored by Daniele Moschella (Sant’Anna School), together with Giacomo Domini (Erasmus University College of Rotterdam), Marco Grazzi (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore), Tania Treibich (Maastricht University), that received the best paper award at the international conference “CONCORDi 2021”

The various topics covered by the 6 Seasonal Schools that will take place on the first months of 2022 include photonics, long-distance communication, anticorruption in public-private systems, sustainability, climate change, management of innovation and common good. Subscriptions are already open or will shortly be available on the School’s website, where you can also consult the detailed and updated agenda for each Seasonal School

A new precision strategy to hinder the infection of the coronavirus and its rapid spread between cells will come from Italian scientific research, destined to be the basis of a new drug, for which a patent has already been filed. The road that will lead to the drug has started from the study sponsored by the IIT, Sant’Anna School, University of Milan, now published in the journal “Pharmacological Research”