The Georgetown University Italian Research Institute, housed in the College, was established in December 2013 to promote, identify, facilitate, and support the advancement of contemporary cutting-edge Italian research in medicine, the sciences, technology, environment, engineering, international affairs, finance, industry, the arts, design, literature, and film.
The Institute serves as a bridge to encourage collaborative engagement between Italian and non-Italian scholars and leaders. To achieve its goal the Institute hosts distinguished thinkers and leaders in their fields to present their research, share their vision, and address challenges confronting research & leadership.
Upcoming Events
Venice and Climate Change: Local Approaches to the Certainty of Global Uncertainties
Featuring Jane da Mosto
Wednesday, November 30 at 5:15pm
Intercultural Center Auditorium, Georgetown University
R.S.V.P. here
2007 Nobel Laureate in Medicine Distinguished Professor in Human Genetics & Biology University of Utah School of Medicine
Chairman & C.E.O. of Marcegaglia Holding S.p.A. Vice Chairman & CEO of Marcegaglia Steel, S.p.A. Chairman of Eni, S.p.A. President Luiss University in Rome
2013 Nobel Prize Winner of Physiology Avram Goldstein Chair Professor of Molecular and Cellular Physiology Stanford University School of Medicine
Author of Danube
EVP of Eni USA Representative Office presenting Eni’s business challenge to the students.
Architect & Artist
Founder of “The Garbage Patch State”
Dean of Georgetown College, Discussion Leader and
Minister Vincenzo Amendola
