University of Rome Tor Vergata announces 90 million euro research initiative

The University of Rome Tor Vergata has announced its involvement in 91 research projects, supported by over 90 million euros. During the ‘Tor Vergata Innovation Day’ conference, data revealed that the university is participating in 48 projects of national interest, including 19 as a program partner and 13 specifically for young researchers.

The initiative involves a network of 380 partners, including 128 research partners and 108 companies ranging from large corporations to small and medium enterprises. Key projects such as Rome Technopole, Restart, and Dare account for more than 30% of the total resources.

Research areas focus on digital infrastructure, including big data, quantum computing, and 5G/6G networks, as well as precision medicine and digital health. Additionally, the university is working on energy and environmental sectors, focusing on hydrogen and the circular economy.