“When you think of a scientist you imagine a sad person curved behind a microscope, the reality is different. Scientists are curved behind the microscope because they want to find out, they are curious and fascinated by the invisible. But not sad.
Who discovers the wonders of the human body, the smallest parts of nature, and the cosmos can’t be sad.
At the end of his work, the scientist can’t wait to communicate what he saw, to make it known to the world. Because he works for everyone. The microscope will see how organs and drugs works: the same organs that surgeons will operate and the same drugs that doctor will prescribe.
With this microscope we discovered cells and the origin of life and you can’t be sad when you think of life. That’s why we tell everyone. Scientist is like a navigator: when he discovers a new land, the public must be invited on board.”
U.O. Obstetrics Gynecology, Hospital of Vittorio Veneto.
He will take part in the event in Milan with the following speech: “The TV of Health: ‘safe information’ or ‘sure that this is information’?”.
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