Annual report

AA 2022/2023

The PhD students of the 38th cycle attended training activities as per the schedule of the PhD training course, which included both lectures by the doctoral faculty and seminars by experts in the fields of precision medicine, oncology and network medicine.
In addition, PhD students, under the supervision of their Tutors, carried out research activities in the laboratories affiliated to the PhD.
Some, as part of their research project, carried out periods of research and training activities abroad or in other National Research facilities (one PhD student was at the University of Pisa; one PhD student at UCL Cancer Center in London).
During the second year, the 37th cycle PhD students followed the activities in the PhD course calendar and did intensive work in groups (Working Groups between faculty and PhD students) for the design and construction of a database for the collection of clinical, omics and biochemical data of patients and subsequent analysis.
One PhD student did a 12-month training period at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota USA.
PhD students of the 36th cycle have completed their training within the 3-year doctoral program, and 2 out of 5 received their PhD degrees on December 18, 2023. For the 3 doctoral students of the same cycle, a II session is planned in 2024.
All PhD students presented their results for evaluation by the faculty and were evaluated positively. Their admission to the following year was approved by the evaluation commission. The publications of the PhD students are listed in their individual profiles in the PhD site.

AA 2021/2022

The PhD students of the 37th cycle participated in the activities defined in the calendar provided by the PhD which included both lectures by PhD faculty members and seminars by experts in the field of precision medicine, oncology and network medicine.
In addition, PhD students, under the supervision of their Tutors, carried out research activities in the laboratories affiliated to the PhD.
As part of her research project, one doctoral student undertook periods of research and training abroad (a doctoral student as part of a doctoral exchange initiative organised by the CIVIS network).
During the second year, the PhD students of the 36th cycle participated in the activities foreseen in the calendar and carried out an intense group work for the design and construction of a database that includes clinical, omics and biochemical patients’ data for their subsequent analysis.
All PhD students presented their results and were positively evaluated by the faculty members. Their admission to the following year was approved by the evaluation commission. The publications of the PhD students are listed in their individual profiles in the PhD site.

AA 2020/2021

During the first year, all PhD students of the 36th cycle participated in the activities both seminars and lectures proposed by the PhD, thus deepening their knowledge in network medicine, precision medicine and immuno-oncology. Furthermore, the PhD students participated in congresses or webinars related to precision medicine and oncology presenting their research results as poster or oral presentations in national and/or international congresses or published their results in international scientific journals as a result from their individual profiles. The training and research activities of the PhD students have been positively evaluated by the teaching staff and their admission to the second year of the PhD was approved.

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