Alessandra Bonito Oliva: quando la ricerca trova casa a New York
Jul 20, 2016
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di Liliana Rosano
È stata un "cervello in fuga" costretta a lasciare l'Italia per la Svezia ma non esclude di tornare, un giorno, nel suo paese. Alessandra Bonito Oliva, napoletana, laurea in psicologia sperimentale e dottorato a Roma e Chicago, ha continuato la sua carriera a Stoccolma dove ha vissuto per cinque anni.
L'amore l'ha portata a New York, dove oggi lavora come ricercatore associato alla Rockefeller University e fa parte di un ristretto team che collabora con la casa farmaceutica Pfizer, per la messa a punto di farmaci per l'Alzheimer.
Fonte: La Voce di New York
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