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University of Turin

University of Turin
University information
NameUniversity of Turin
Native nameUniversità degli Studi di Torino
Latin nameAlma Universitas Taurinensis
Established1404
TypePublic
RectorProf. Ezio Pellizzetti
Staff690 Full Professors 611 Associate Professors 761 Research Associates 28 Assistants 1,514 permanent staff
Students67,000 (Academic Year 2006-2007)
CityTurin
StateTO
CountryItaly
CampusUrban area
Sports teamsCUS Torino (www.custorino.it)
MascotToro ("The Bull")
Websitewww.unito.it

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The University of Turin (Italian Università degli Studi di Torino, or often abbreviated to UNITO) is a university in the city of Turin in the Piedmont region of north-western Italy. It is one of the oldest universities in Europe, and continues to play an important role in research and training.

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RUPE seminar on libertarian thought no. 5: 1 December Professor Gianni Vattimo (Philosophy, Turin): 'Philosophy and Emancipation'
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UNITO: University of Turin. Videospot for online service "My Unito" Directed by Rosario Furnari Actress: Martina Romano
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A new drug with a similar but more potent mechanism of action as imatinib, commonly known as Gleevec, appears to be more effective for the treatment of chronic myeloid leukemia, according to research published in the New England Journal of Medicine. Here is some information about chronic myeloid leukemia: • Also known as CML, it is a slow progressing cancer found in the blood and bone marrow • It results in the overgrowth of immature, malfunctioning white blood cells • A major cause of CML is believed to be a genetic mutation that results in the development of an abnormal chromosome called BCR-ABL Researchers from the University of Turin treated nearly 850 patients suffering from CML with either a low dose or a high dose of a new drug known as nilotinib or with Gleevec. The patients were followed up for a year. At the end of the follow-up period, more than twice as many of the patients on nilotinib as on Gleevec experienced a major molecular response to their treatment, meaning the products of BCR-ABL were nearly undetectable in the blood. Similarly, more patients taking nilotinib than Gleevec had a complete cytogenic response, meaning cells containing the BCR-ABL mutation could not be detected in the blood or bone marrow. Those taking nilotinib were also less likely to experience a progression of their disease. We spoke with Dr. Giuseppe Saglio, one of the investigators of this study, who offered some further insight. Today's research suggests that a new, more powerful <b>...</b>
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UNITO: University of Turin. Videospot for online service "Gmaps" Directed by Rosario Furnari Actress: Martina Romano
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Interview with Ciaran Logan, Area Manager of Oxford University Press in Italy, at the recent Oxford National Conference at the Politecnico in Turin, Italy. Accredited by the Italian Ministry of Education as a training provider, Oxford University Press offers professional development opportunities with some of the world's leading experts in English language teaching. Nearly 3000 teachers participated in the recent National Conference cycle, with venues in Rome, Florence, Verona, Milan and Turin. Smaller seminars and workshops with Oxford authors are organized throughout the year. Please visit www.oup.com for more information about Oxford University Press and its English Language Teaching resources. Interview and editing by www.videoatti.it
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John Benneth discusses some of the first evidential homepathy experiments. Forstudies goto scienceofhomeopathy.com http
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This sequence features brief extracts from "Blackout (The Antiphony Video Supplement)" video by Disinformation - Barry Hale's highly influential (and frequently copied) film of concrete parabolic air-defence Sound Mirrors, built at various sites on the UK coast before WW2. "Blackout" was conceived as supplementary to Sound Mirror images by photographer Julian Hills (taken in January 1996) which appear on the sleeve of the Disinformation "Antiphony" double remix CD, published by the record company Ash International in 1997 [1] [2]. Barry Hale's Sound Mirror video has been shown at NTT ICC (Tokyo), The Royal College of Art (London), Galerie fur Zeitgenossische Kunst (Leipzig), The Art House (London), Schirn Kunsthalle (Frankfurt), The Dom (Moscow), and exhibited at The ICA (London), CCCB (Barcelona), The Mac (Birmingham), Now 1999 (Nottingham), Waygood Gallery (Newcastle), Quay Arts (Isle of Wight), Wrexham Arts Centre, South Hill Park (Bracknell), Saltburn Artists Projects, Q Gallery (Derby), Study Gallery of Modern Art (Poole), Event Gallery (London), Ginza Art Lab (Tokyo) and The Latvian National Museum of Art. Documentation of the Disinformation project appears in The Wire magazine in 1997; in "100% Pylon" by Angus Carlyle, pp. 68-83, "Themepark" 2, 2000; in The Hayward Gallery "Sonic Boom" catalogue, pp. 26-29, 2000; the "Sound Art - Sound as Media" catalogue, pp. 70-73, NTT ICC Tokyo 2000; "The Analysis of Beauty" catalogue 2003; the "Waves" catalogue, pp. 48-49 <b>...</b>
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Extracampus al First European Day, convegno internazionale sul modello di istruzione e formazione europea (Lifelong learning)
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Short interview with Chris Mailng from Turin Bicycle about the Evanston Grand Prix.
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