January 2025

On November 29th, we gathered at the historic Palazzo Cipolla in Rome for the conference Science of Pandemics: Past, Present, and Evidence-Based Strategies for the Future, hosted by Università IULM. This event brought together nearly 100 in—person and online participants to engage in vibrant discussions about pandemic preparedness, evidence-based strategies, and critical lessons learned. We […]

In this interview, Pier Luigi Lopalco, EuCARE partner, explains the Lolli-Methode, an innovative, non-invasive testing approach designed for schools and communities. 🧪 What Makes It Unique? Thanks to EuCARE’s research, the Lolli-Methode has proven to be a successful tool in maintaining educational continuity during the pandemic. 🌍✨ 👉 Watch the full video to learn more!

In this interview, Sara Gandini, an EuCARE partner, shares insights from a study that analyzed thousands of data points from Italy, Portugal, and Mexico to understand the psychological impact of preventive measures in schools. 💡 Key Findings: At EuCARE, we continue to prioritize student well-being and advocate for evidence-based strategies to mitigate such impacts. 🌍📚

In this interview, Rolf Kaiser, Professor of Virology at the University of Cologne, shares the success of the “Lolli-Method”, a groundbreaking approach to COVID-19 testing in schools and daycare facilities. 💡 What is the Lolli-Methode? 🧪 Impact: EuCARE continues to explore innovative solutions to protect children and educators while ensuring educational continuity. 🌍📚 👉 Watch

In this interview, Francesca Incardona, CEO of the EuResist Network, shares insights into the EuCARE project, which was conceived to sustain the mission of schools during pandemic periods, where scientific evidence is scarce, and decisions must be made. Through research supported by the European Union, EuCARE highlights the balance between protecting public health and safeguarding

At EuCARE, we’re ready to take on the challenges and opportunities of the new year with renewed energy and commitment. 🌍✨ This year, we’ll continue driving research, fostering collaboration, and working towards a healthier, more equitable future for all. 💡 Stay tuned as we bring you exclusive highlights from The Science of Pandemics and share