Prospective Students
Open classes
UniSR opens some of its Faculties' lessons to prospective students, offering you the chance to experience first-hand what it means to study at UniSR. You will be able to attend one or more lectures of our Degree Courses, as follows:
- International Medical Doctor Program: lessons open to students who are attending the last two years of high school;
- Master's Degree in Health Informatics: lessons open to those attending a Bachelor's Degree Course or who have already obtained a Bachelor's Degree.
Choose the Open Classes that interest you the most and come discover what experiencing Medicine at UniSR is like.
Faculty: Medicine and Surgery
Wednesday, December 10, from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM
Molecular Cell Biology – "How to Visualize Cells?"
Proteins are large macromolecules essential for life. They are synthesized as chains of amino acids, which then fold into their correct three-dimensional structures. The information required for the final "native" structure is encoded within the amino acid sequence itself. However, within the complex cellular environment, dedicated molecules—such as chaperones and folding enzymes—assist nascent polypeptides in reaching their native state. We will discuss the mechanisms that control this crucial step in the life of our cells, and how these mechanisms are differently regulated across the various intracellular compartments.
Faculty: Medicine and Surgery
Thursday, December 11, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM
EEG: Physiology and Biology of EEG
EEG analysis has evolved over the years and can now almost automatically be performed using biomedical signal processing software based on filtering techniques (e.g., high-pass filters) or more advanced machine learning algorithms for anomaly detection. However, visual examination and a biological understanding of the rationale behind the signals observed in the EEG are fundamental for advancing toward automated EEG analysis. In this lecture, we will learn how to “read” an EEG in both pathological and non-pathological clinical cases.