Nigro on turning smartphones into health checks
Turin founder Filippo Nigro brought a smartphone health check to Porto Cervo. He explains how it works and why.
Turin founder Filippo Nigro brought a smartphone health check to Porto Cervo. He explains how it works and why.
Amedeo Leproni, a Cambridge engineer with Turin roots, wants factories to catch contamination in hours, not days.
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An Argentine architect and author on citizenship, memory, and the lemon and olive trees his father asked every home to keep.
Bologna awarded highest civic honour to NY Mayor Zohran Mamdani, sparking debate over the city’s progressive identity.
An Italian writer projects Van Gogh onto an actor’s face at the Fringe, hands out pasta, and defends error against AI.
She charges nothing, asks everything, and still smells her gran’s kitchen in Italy, where a new law has shut her people out.
Six prize winners, from a US lawyer to an Argentine association, pledge something back to their home region.
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