Meet the VPHi Young Scientists Committee: Anna Ramella

The VPHi Young Scientists Committee is a group of active VPHi student members promoting career …

The VPHi Young Scientists Committee is a group of active VPHi student members promoting career development, highlighting excellence and favouring interactions, collaborations, mentoring and mobility. This series of interviews will reveal their research, prospective applications, dreams, and future projects.

In this new issue, we will present the VPHi student member Anna Ramella. Anna is currently pursuing a PhD at the Polytechnic School in Milan focused on simulating the TEVAR procedure, a minimally invasive surgical intervention. Watch the video to discover more about her work, dreams and passions.


Here's a list of publications by Anna Ramella:


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    "In silico trials: an updated SWOT Analysis" released by In Silico World

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    In the literature: October 2024 highlights

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    Joint motion for a resolution to revise the Medical Devices Regulation

    • The European Parliament has voted with a large majority to urge the European Commission to implement critical amendments to the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR) by the first quarter of 2025. The drive for reform is intended to tackle pressing issues in the regulation, which has been criticised for its excessive bureaucracy and impact on patient care, jobs, and innovation in the medical device sector. -Read more-
  • 31/10/2024

    EU Budget for 2025 Prioritizes Research, Health, Education, and Climate Action

    • The European Parliament has presented their draft budget demanding an EU budget for 2025 that focuses on improving people's lives, boosting competitiveness, and addressing current challenges. MEPs are proposing a budget of nearly €201 billion, which exceeds the European Commission's initial proposal of around €199.76 billion. -Read more-
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