Averroè Hall

Since the project of the China’s national health care reform was unveiled, the bilateral cooperation between China and Italy in the sector has been growing and intensifying. If the first stage of reforms saw a big effort in the acquisition of technologies for disease treatment, nowadays the Country has reached the second stage by putting prevention first.
Representatives of the Italian Ministry of Health will provide interesting analysis about the operational and strategic role of institutional actors by illustrating the Italian mechanism in this sense.
Moderator: Giuseppe Martini · Responsible for Health Programs, Città della Scienza

ADDRESS BY
Giuseppe Paolisso · Rector, Second University of Naples

INTRODUCTION BY
Raniero Guerra · Director-General for Health Prevention, Italian Ministry of Health

Speakers:
How does we really scale up healthcare?
Li Jing · Assistant Director, National Center for Cardiovascular Diseases, Fuwai Hospital

RX Free Mammograph for Early Breast Cancer Detection
Gianluigi Tiberi · UBT SRL Umbria bioengineering technologies – Spin Off of University of Perugia

New Technologies for Particle Radiotherapy
Silva Bortolussi • National Institute of Nuclear Physics (INFN)

Chinese Acupuncture: History, Development and Application
Wang Linpeng · M. D., Beijing Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Integrated imaging diagnostic and disease prevention
Andrea Soricelli · Research Institute SDN and University of Naples Parthenope

Landing Italian BioMedical Products in China and Further Marketing explore
Dai Rujun · Managing Director, Beijing Ted Rehabilitation Technology Co., Ltd.

Sino-Italian International Joint Laboratory for Medical research, Innovation and Technoloise and know How Transfer. A Model to be supported by PPP bilateral Public Institutions Private factories scientific and economic support
Franco Naccarella · Euro China Society for Health Research and Technologies Transfer Europe Italy China Srl – China Italy Joint Research Laboratories

Room E

Moderator: Alfredo Budillon · Chief Experimental Pharmacology Unit, Institute for Cancer Research and Treatment – IRCCS “G. Pascale Foundation”

INTRODUCTION BY
Enrico Coscioni · Regional Councelor for Health, Campania Region (tbc)

Speakers:
Noninvasive breast cance r detec tion by mass spec trometry-base d profiling of exhaled breath and plasma
Rosaria Orlandi · Dept. of Experimental Oncolgy and Molecular Medicine, IRCCS Foundation, National Tumor Institute

Innovation boost “one belt one way” the development of health
Cheng Gang · Beijing Kang Lisheng Pharmaceutical Technology Development Co., Ltd.

The floating building
Ciro Verdoliva · Commissioner, New Hospital of the Sea

Celocentesis: an exclusive technique of prenatal diagnosis by coelomic fluid fetal cells
Aurelio Maggio · Fondazione Franco e Piera Cutino – A.O.O.R. Villa Sofia – Cervello – Department of Hematology and Oncology “Villa Sofia – V.Cervello” Hospital

Non-invasive Genetic Detection Introduction of Effirm Liquid Biopsy Platform
Liao Wei · Founder, Yihuo Bio

How to give an integrated response to the population’s health needs in an urban area
Angelo Tanese · General Manager, ASL Roma 1

New technologies in Radiotherapy treatment
Paolo Muto · Director of Radioterapy, Institute for Research and Treatment – IRCCS “G. Pascale Foundation”

Knowledge technologies for building innovative e-health applications
Giuseppe De Pietro · Ehealthnet scarl

Montessori Room

The panel will focus on the needs and priorities that the national aerospace stakeholders have developed over the last years based on global market trends and sector policies at European and international level. In this sense, the aerospace sector aggregates players at different level both in the air transport sector, meeting the challenge of “smart, eco-sustainable and integrated transport system”, and in space research requiring to safeguard and develop a competitive space industry aimed to fundamental enabling
technologies.

Moderator: Luigi Carrino · President, CIRA-Italian Aerospace Research Centre and President, DAC – Campania Aerospace Technological District

INTRODUCTION BY
Present and potential collaboration between Italy and China in the Aerospace Sector
Marcello Onofri · President, Italian Technological Cluster of excellence CTNA

Speakers:
SpaceStar – The Satellite Application Pioneer of China
Lin Mo · Director, China Academy of Space Technology

Novel ISRU and ISFR technologies for space exploration
Giacomo Cao · University of Cagliari – DIMCM (Mechanical, Chemical and Materials Engineering) & Sardinian AeroSpace District (DASS)

Advanced composite materials for space propulsion and possible synergies with different high tech
Francesca Lillo · AVIO SpA

Development and Application of manufacturing equipments for aerosapce composite materials
Yuan Chongxin · Commericial Aircraft Corporation of China, Ltd. Beijing Aeronautical Science and Technology Research Institute

Testing Applications in Aerospace Market
Bruno Fazzari · Bosch Rexroth (PEBRIT)

Introduction of Scientific Research and Cooperation – National Space Science Center, CAS
Liu Chao · Associate Research Fellow, National Space Science Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences

MOU and recent planned collaborations between CASC and CRAS-Sapienza in Space Propulsion
Francesco Nasuti · School of Aersopace Engineering, Sapienza University of Rome

Cooperation Opportunities Between China VA ST and Chinese Aerospace
Yang Yun · Vice-President, China VAST Industrial Urban Development Company Limited

Multifunctional Structures for Small Satellites Development
Antonio Salomè · Director, ARES Consortium and Cesare Dionisio · Advisor, ARES Consortium

Satellite images applications made by using automated procedures
Giovanni Laneve · School of Aersopace Engineering, Sapienza University of Rome

Modotti Room

The SLT panel will focus on the domestic, shared, interoperability ecosystems for sustainable, safe and comfortable living making each home a functional place of a more extended Smart Community, opening up domestic environments to new opportunities of Smart Cities and Smart Grids. The project conducted by the cluster suggests new domestic approach, in which home is a combination of different sharing and interoperability ecosystems. Home will have a complete technological style, based on interfaces’ integration and sensors for ambient intelligence to achieve the interoperability of system.

Moderator: Nicoletta Amodio · Education and Innovation Area, Confindustria

INTRODUCTION BY
Pietro Siciliano · President, Italian Technological Cluster, TAV

Speakers:
Mobile apps for the Internet of Things
Alessandro Antonio Nacci and Riccardo Cattaneo · Sofia SRL

Wisdom Lit up Life
Xue Shanshan · Broadband Wireless Network Application Industry Alliance

The smart grid, the Wisdom of Life
Chen Yeqiu · Jiangsu Zhongke Heavy Industry Co., Ltd

The importance of IoT and Control Unit in Smart City
Mariarosaria Russo · Knowledge Environment Security

Measures the liveability of the neighbourhood with Qirate
Leonardo Da Zovo, STUDIOMAPP s.r.l.

Room F

The scope of the green chemistry, aimed at reducing the environmental impact of chemical substances and fuels by developing alternative and sustainable technologies, will be exposed and presented during a specific panel. By triggering the development of biobased industries, the green chemistry approach could result in a key strategy for pursuing the environmental, social and economic sustainability reforms in China.

Moderator: Luigi Ambrosio · Director, Department of Chemical Sciences and Materials Technology – National Research Council (CNR)

INTRODUCTION BY
Giovanni Sannia · Department of Chemical Sciences, University of Naples Federico II
Speakers:

Natural Organic Matter for soil remediation and for sequestration of carbon in agricultrual soils
Alessandro Piccolo · Interdepartmental Research Centre CERMANU, University of Naples Federico II

The Application of rare earths in high-tech Industries
Yang Zhanfeng · President, Baotou Research Institute of Rare Earths

Second life: turning agro-industrial wastes into value-added compounds
Antonio Zuorro · Lab iBeta – Dept Engineering, Chemistry Materials Environment, Sapienza University of Rome

Mineral resources development of the green chemical technology and new materials
Liu Zuohua · College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Chongqing University

A “City” to Change a City. Air Pollution Control Strategies of Yancheng Enviormental Protection Science and Technology City
Zhao Hua · Deputy Director, Technology Transfer Center, Yancheng Insitute of Technology

Advanced Materials for Research in the Agrifood Sector
Gianpaolo Varchetta · MAREA Scarl

Vico Room

While recent Chinese policy developments have shown that China intends to seriously pursue new, While recent Chinese policy developments have shown that China intends to seriously pursue new, low-carbon sources of energy in order to meet this growing demand and mitigate impacts on the environment, more and more implications for business and joint investments will result by the rapid development of more affordable clean tech products and services, benefiting the economies and environments of both nations and requiring a set of specific supportive policies.
Particular attention could be devoted to the topics of waste management and water treatment techniques in order to enhance urban living conditions and minimize the environmental impact of industrial activities.

INTRODUCTION AND MODERATION BY
Raimondo Orsini · Director, Foundation for Sustainable Development

Speakers:
Agrowaste management: reuse of biomasses for crop and plant protection
Mario Malinconico · Institute for Polymers, Composites and Biomaterials-IPCB, National Research Council (CNR)

Play the role of Associations to promote Energy Conservation
Pan Lu · Secretary General, Beijing Construction Energy Efficiency and Environmental Engineering Association

Sustainable Water Management: water and sediments treatment
Raffaele Cioffi · Department of Engineering, University of Naples “Parthenope”

The application of rare earths in high-tech industries
Wang Yan · Baotou Research Institute of Rare Earths

Energy and Resource Recovery from Wastewater: Advanced Technologies and Future Challenges
Vincenzo Naddeo · Department of Civil Engineering, University of Salerno

Establishment of Cooperative Platform for China Mutual Insurance Agency of Good Energy Effc iency Buildings
Huang Zhenli · Vice President, China Association of Building Energy Efficiency

Clean Tec hnologies for water re-use and waste treatment under circular ec onomy direc tives
Sabino Bufo · Dept. of Sciences, University of Basilicata

Posters:
The Role of the Chemist in Environmental protection (proposal about training)
Fabrizio Martinelli · President, Interregional Association of Chemists of Lazio, Umbria, Abruzzo and Molise

NIHAO -MA
Ezio Riggi · Institute for the Propagation of Tree Specie-IVALSA, National Research Council (CNR)

Insect OBPs for rapid detection of cellular oxidative stress
Patrizia Falabella · University of Basilicata – Sciences

Jellyfish: old Eastern food becomes the Western novel food – Blue Growth resource and multicultural, ethnic adaptation
Antonella Leone · Institute of Sciences of Food Production – National Research Council (CNR)

Archimede Hall

As globally recognized, social and environmental objectives can be better pursued in urban environment where the potential of various actors combines with the use of electronic networks and the Internet forming alliances and partnerships in order to innovate and extract new economic and social value. A “Smart Communities” panel will therefore focus on the way cities make conscious efforts to innovatively employ ICTs targeting economic development, organizational performances and high quality of living.

Moderator: Mauro Annunziato · ENEA

INTRODUCTION BY
Smart Communities Vision and Perspective in Italy-China collaboration
Laura Morgagni · Secretary General, Italian Technological Cluster on Smart Communities Technologies

Speakers:
Andrea Gumina · Senior Policy Advisor

DEMO (innovation) China Intelligence community-practice of international technology transfer
Pan Zhihua · CEO, Goubgroup

A joint Italian-Chinese R&D on cloud computing techniques
Marco Maggiora · National Institute of Nuclear Physics (INFN)

Fields of Gold – Internet of Things for a Smart Agriculture
Paolo Iasevoli · Evja

The Italian market of the IntelligenT Transport System (ITS)
Domenico Leonardo · Project manager, TTS Italia

The development of internet of things should be people oriented
Wang Chunhui · Dean, Institute of China ICT Development & Strategy, Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications

Advanced services and products for critical systems engineering
Anna Lanzaro · Critiware Srl

The Logic of Chinese Science and Technology in Intelligent Communities
Li Yue · Chief Executive Officer, Beijing ZhongKeXueDao Science & Technology Co., Ltd

Ippocrate Room

Enhancing competitiveness through the employment of technological skills and external sources from university research and innovative startups environment: this is the challenge and the opportunity for SMEs following open innovation model. The panel is focused on experiences and cooperation opportunities in this field.

Moderator: Sergio Cavalieri · China-Italy Technology Transfer Centre – CITTC

INTRODUCTION BY
Mario Calderini · Counsellor for Innovation, Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research

Speakers:
Technology Transfer: an International open System model
Emanuele Fiore · Senior Technologist, Institute for Polymers, Composites and Biomaterials, National Research Council of Italy (CNR)

Open technology Transfer – Peking University Technology Transfer Center
Li Shijie · Deputy Director, Office of Science and Technology Development of Peking University

Additional opportunities to bridge Italy and China with Open Innovation approach
Gabriele Accado · Innoventually

China FOF Alliance and Its Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Tang Jincao · Secretary General, China FOF Alliance

From Made in China to Created in China. What is in Between
Claudio Petti · Department of Engineering for Innovation, University of Salento

Experience Sharing Promote Technology Transfer with Whole Industry Chain Thinking
Zhang Lijun · Director, CAS Resources Platform, Beijing National Technology Transfer Center of CAS

The Role of Technology Transfer and Geographical Proximity in Requalification of Marginal Urban Areas
Stefano de Falco, University of Naples Federico II

Room Bic 19

The design sector is presented as one of the most promising area of intersection and cooperation between Italy and China in the near future. The two countries share a common background, rooted in ancient knowledge and expressions, which is highly complex and rich in material and immaterial values. In fields that nowadays are strategic for design, such as processing of pottery and silk, China and Italy share common roots that met and influenced each other during the past, foreshadowing the current prospects of creative cooperation. The panel will analyse the different aspects that the encounter between Italian and Chinese experiences assumes in relation to the design, addressing the issues of universities’ cooperation in teaching methodologies, the relationship between design, production and market in driven-design sectors, the launch of creative business and construction of collaborative networks.

Moderator: Plinio Innocenzi · Science and Technology Counsellor, Embassy of Italy in China

INTRODUCTION BY
Caribio Cautela · School of Design of the Polytechnic University of Milan, China-Italy Design and Innovation Centre
Speakers:
Design and research: the post-digital scenario
Patrizia Ranzo · DICEA (Civil Engineering, Design Building and Environment), Second University of Naples

The Importance of Rational Emotion in Design
Li Xin · President, MOT DESIGN Co., Ltd

Taking Care
Salvatore Cozzolino · President, ADI (Association for Industrial Design)

Research on Service Design of Heathcare for the Elderly Sustainable Design-driver Innovation
Chen Hong · Associate Professor, School of Art Design and Media, East China University of Science and Technology

TDW 2014-2016: The Tianjin Design Week experience
Massimiliano Campi · University of Naples Federico II

Innovation in Design
Francesco Costa · CARPISA

Saffo hall

Raising the capacity building of people is an important aspects for mutual understanding, friendship and S&T cooperation between Italy and China. The session will focus on human capital, looking at best practices and opportunities
for language training, exchange and mobility programs, training and communication actions in three areas: education, higher education and science communication. Scope of the session is to consolidate the networking between Italy and China also on these important areas in order to foster new programs, projects and new collaborations.
The first session will gather representatives from the three areas of action for a common discussion about policies, practices and programs.

Moderator: Carlo Sbordone · University of Naples Federico II, Accademia dei Lincei

WELCOME ADDRESSES
Lucia Fortini · Regional Councillor of Education, Campania Regional Government
Luo Ping · Counsellor of Education, Embassy of People Republic of China in Italy
Maria Letizia Melina · Director General for Students, Development and Internationalization of the Higher Education – Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research
Elda Morlicchio · Rector, University of Naples L’Orientale
Lucio d’Alessandro · Rector, University of Studies Suor Orsola Benincasa

Speakers:
Higher education
Federico Cinquepalmi · Director, Higher Education Internationalization Office – Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research

Education
Rossella Schietroma · Director at the Education Internationalization Office – Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research

Science popularization
Mario Salvi · President, Science Festival Bergamo Scienza

Dai Jie · Deputy Director, Office of Science & Technology of the Beijing Normal University

Room Bic 27

The traditional Chinese medicine can be considered as a sum of medicine practices within the scope of a broad tradition.
The panel will explore the potential use of the traditional medicine as a complementary or primary therapy considering the increasing degree of recognition and acceptance of TCM by European governments and institutions. The interaction between Chinese and Italian experts will be also directed at pointing out areas for further joint research activities.

Chairmen:
Samuele Barbaro Paparo · Director, International Master II level in “Integration between Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine, Sapienza University of Rome
Lu Hua · President, Teaching Hospital of Chengdu University of TCM
Carlo Maria Giovanardi · President, Italian Federation of Acupuncture Societies (FISA)
He Jialang · Executive Member, World Federation of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Speakers:
Nerve Growth Factor and Acupuncture
Samuele Barbaro Paparo and Morena Anna Guaragna · International Master II level in “Integration between Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine, Sapienza University of Rome

Introduction to TCM “One Belt One Road” International Cooperation
Lu Hua · President, Teaching Hospital of Chengdu University of TCM

Environmental Pollutants and their influence in Gynecological Oncology
Donatella Caserta · Full Professor in Obstetrics & Gynecology, Sapienza University of Rome

Succession and Clinical Application of TCM Classics
Hu Guohua · Chairman of Academic School Branch, China Association of Chinese Medicine

Therapeutic effectiveness of the Antique Chinese receipt Si Wu Tang on 40 women affected by dysmenorrhea
Ottavio Iommelli · Director of TCM. Dept. of S. Paolo Hospital, AIFF (Italian Assoc. of Phytoterapia and Phytopharmacology), Second University of Naples

Raising the capacity building of people is an important aspects for mutual understanding, friendship and S&T cooperation between Italy and China. The session will focus on human capital, looking at best practices and opportunities for language training, exchange and mobility programs, training and communication actions.
Three afternoon roundtables are organised to facilitate the exchange of practices and proposals between leading representatives of each area of action: education, higher education and science communication

ROUND TABLE 1: Education – Room G
Moderator: Pietro Greco · Responsible for the Study Centre, Città della Scienza
Paola Paderni · Confucius Institute of Naples, University of Naples L’Orientale
Representative of Enrico Fermi High School of Ascoli Piceno
Maria Masella · Director, Ancel Keys High School of Castelnuovo Cilento
Wu Jianmin · Principal of the Experimental Primary School, Beijing Normal University
Francesco Alario · Convitto Nazionale of Rome
Paolo Aprile · Director, High School “Aldo Moro”, Santa Cesarea Terme
Rossella Schietroma · Director, Education Internationalization Office-Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research
Marco Traini · I.Tecnico Tecnologico – Ascoli Piceno
Simone Valenti · Univ. Politecnica delle Marche
Davide Travaglini · studente ITT

ROUND TABLE 2: Higher education – Room F
Moderator: Federico Cinquepalmi · Director, Office for Internationalization of the Higher Education – Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research (MIUR)

Marco Polo and Turandot Programs: 10 years of mobility programs in HE betwee n China and Italy
Maria Antonietta Scalera · Office for Internationalization of the Higher Education – Ministry of Education, University and Research (MIUR)

ERASMUS Program inside and outside Europe: the most important EU mobility program
Paola Castellucci · Office for Internationalization of the Higher Education – Ministry of Education, University and Research (MIUR)

China and Italy exchanges: mobility and higher education’s perspectives
Giulia Hu · Education Office, Embassy of People’s Republic of China in Italy
Maria Valeria Del Tufo · Master International Trade and Management Behavior, Suor Orsola Benincasa University
Giovanni Finocchietti · Enic Naric Centre for Italy – Lisbon Convention
Leonella Grasso Caprioli · European Association of Conservatories (AEC)
He Xi · Office of International Exchange & Cooperation, Beijing Normal University
Rita Librandi · Delegate for Research, University of Naples L’Orientale
Carlo Santulli · Architecture and Design School of Camerino University
Sergio Ulgiati · University of Naples Parthenope
Marco Scaioni · Polytechnic of Milan

ROUND TABLE 3: Science Popularization – Room B
Moderator: Alessandra Drioli · Responsible of Science Centre, Città della Scienza
Antonella Poce · University of Rome 3
Paolo Giommi · Italian Space Agency
Kang Zhizhong · Associate Professor, Department of Remote Sensing, China University of Geosciences in Beijing
Filippo Camerota · Vice Director, Museo Galileo di Firenze
Michele Lanzinger · Director, MUSE Science Museum

Room Bic 27

The traditional Chinese medicine can be considered as a sum of medicine practices within the scope of a broad tradition.
The panel will explore the potential use of the traditional medicine as a complementary or primary therapy considering the increasing degree of recognition and acceptance of TCM by European governments and institutions. The interaction between Chinese and Italian experts will be also directed at pointing out areas for further joint research activities.

Chairmen:
Samuele Barbaro Paparo · Director of International Master II level in “Integration between Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine, Sapienza University of Rome
Lu Hua · President of Teaching Hospital, Chengdu University of TCM
Carlo Maria Giovanardi · President, Italian Federation of Acupuncture Societies (FISA)
He Jialang · Executive Member, World Federation of Traditional Chinese Medicine

INTRODUCTION BY
Raniero Guerra · General Director for Health Prevention, Italian Ministry of Health

Speakers:
Experiences and Advantages in Major Complicated and Refractory Diseases Treated by Integrative TCM and WM
Yang Sijin · President of The Affiliated T.C.M. Hospital of Southwest Medical University
The Treatment of Chronic Pain with Acupuncture: Evidence Based Medicine
Carlo Maria Giovanardi · President, Italian Federation of Acupuncture Societies (FISA)

The Advantages and Clinical Research on TCM Preventing and Treating Allergic Rhinitis
Tian Li · Vice-President of Teaching Hospital of Chengdu University of TCM

Franco Menichelli · President, Italian Association of Acupuncture

Introduction to TCM New Drug Development
Li Mingquan · Vice-Director, National Chinese Medicine GCP Center of Teaching Hospital, Chengdu University of TCM
Project CHETCH China and Europe Taking Care of Healthcare Solutions
Mauro Devecchi · Medical Doctor, Acupuncturist, Association of Medical Acupuncturists of Bologna (AMAB)