The first meeting of the newly established Padua Center for Network Medicine, on 14 September 2022.
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| Prof. Flavio Seno, Department of Physics and Astronomy |
| Introduction to the Padua Center for Network Medicine, its mission, its strength and its promises for the next future. |
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| Prof. Rosario Rizzuto, Department of Biomedical Sciences |
| From reductionism to complexity, from the molecule to the organism: unraveling the complexity of mitochondrial metabolism. |
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| Prof. Chiara Romualdi, Department of Biology |
| Biological networks are effective in tackling disease complexity: as the genes associated with a disease never function alone, but work together in a complex regulatory network. |
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| Prof. Maurizio Corbetta, Department of Neuroscience |
| How whole-brain models can capture important aspects of the human brain, and can be used to infer network abnormalities and even behavior in patients with neurological disorders, to predict the efficacy of novel treatments. |
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| Prof. Manlio De Domenico, Department of Physics and Astronomy |
| What is a complex network? From micro to macro, they find applications to protein-protein interaction networks, brain networks in psychiatric disorders and neurodegenerative diseases, disease-disease interactions and infectious disease epidemics. |