The podcast features PhD students from the Department of Biomedical and Neuromotor Sciences discussing their research topics, exploring both clinical and preclinical fields, and delving into the application of new technologies in the biomedical area.
Episode 25: Early diagnosis and personalization in medicine
This episode presents the splanchnic anti-inflammatory reflex as a neuroimmune pathway
for the development of more precise and personalized therapies, individualized
surveillance strategies for the early detection of hepatocellular carcinoma in patients with
liver cirrhosis, patient-specific sagittal alignment targets for personalized pre-operative
planning in adolescent spinal deformity surgery, and a further research perspective aimed
at advancing innovation in spine surgery with particular focus on spinal deformities. We
highlight how neuroimmune regulation, early risk prediction, anatomical modeling, and
personalized surgical planning converge to drive innovation in patient care
14 Oct 2026
Episode 24: Inside the Future Brain: AI, Neurotechnology, Robotics and Beyond
What if we could read the brain, modulate its activity, and even generate new brain
images with artificial intelligence? In this episode, we explore how emerging technologies
are reshaping brain science and medicine: from brain–computer interfaces restoring
movement, to chemogenetic approaches targeting sleep disorders, from AI-generated MRI
to the neural networks behind pain and innovative strategies against brain tumors.
Bringing together neuroscience, engineering, and clinical practice, this podcast offers a
glimpse into the future of brain medicine and the power of collaboration driving it
forward.
23 Sept 2026
Episode 23: Alzheimer’s Disease: Diagnosis, Research and Care
This episode focuses on Alzheimer’s disease in the context of IRCCS ISNB, presenting the main clinical features of the disease, its impact on memory and daily life, and the importance of early diagnosis and multidisciplinary care. We discuss how clinical evaluation, research, and patient support contribute to improving the understanding and management of neurodegenerative diseases.
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