INTERNATIONAL PRIZE
"LOMBARDIA È RICERCA"
2025 Edition
Early diagnosis and preventive medicine
From March 18 to July 8, 2025
The prize
30% of the Prize is awarded to the winning scientist(s), while 70% is allocated to support the translational research project associated with the nomination. This project must be carried out in collaboration with one or more public or private research institutions in Lombardy.
the prize
1 million euros
HOW TO APPLY
New method
Application
with a research project
THE JURY
15 top scientists
The theme
For the 2025 edition, the Prize will be awarded to innovations and scientific, pharmacological, and technological contributions in the following areas of interest:
EARLY DIAGNOSIS
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Timely detection of diseases: contributions or discoveries that enable the identification of predictive indicators and mechanisms of diseases
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Innovations in radiology, histopathology, and laboratory diagnostics such as advanced imaging techniques or artificial intelligence algorithms for more accurate diagnoses and less invasive treatments
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Genomic and proteomic advancements in diagnostics: identifying molecular anomalies, discovering novel disease biomarkers, and developing personalized therapeutic strategies
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Artificial intelligence and data analysis: integration of clinical, genetic, and proteomic data for predicting disease onset or progression
PREVENTIVE MEDICINE
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Personalized screening and preventive interventions: Development of protocols, strategies, and technologies to detect early susceptibility signals, enabling timely intervention
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Vaccination and immunization: Advancements in vaccine development, targeted immunization initiatives, and new technological platforms for personalized vaccines
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Genetic and molecular approaches to prevention: Advanced sequencing technologies, studies, or analyses to identify and personalize preventive measures while monitoring their effectiveness
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Health promotion and disease prevention: Awareness programs, health education initiatives, and strategies to encourage healthy lifestyles