Ancient theatre speaks a language beyond words. Even fragmented tragedies retain a powerful expressive force. Michele Di Bello, #Greek literature scholar and soon SNS graduate, studies how these fragments still convey conflicts, desires and power that resonate today. #laricercaèNormale

Can you study biology without a lab? At the Scuola Normale Superiore, Mariastella Cascone, Luisa Bisceglia and Natalia de Oliveira Rosa do exactly that: as bioinformaticians, they analyze DNA and RNA data to understand cells and pave the way for new therapies. #bioinformatics #laricercaèNormale

Many concepts still central to language study can be traced back to Herodian. SNS researcher Maria Giovanna Sandri is reconstructing his works and their transmission to explore a crucial chapter in the history of European grammar. #laricercaèNormale

What does it mean to study an early Italian text today? Valentina Nieri (SNS researcher) works on a Digital Philology Hub with CNR, integrating tools for manuscripts, transcription and critical editions, combining rigorous methods with new access to cultural heritage. #laricercaèNormale

Drugs don’t act uniformly across the body: they target proteins that vary between cells and tissues. This molecular geography explains both benefits and side effects. Martina Varisco (SNS researcher) shows how data can guide smarter use of existing drugs.

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