Launch of the twelfth edition of Capo d'Orlando Prize . Back to the traditional appointment with the science at the 
NTERNATIONAL. the Mineralogical Museum of Campania Disciple Foundation organized the twelfth edition of the scientific award for delivery of various awards in the historic Castle Giusso. The opening session will be held Wednesday at 18 hours, at a public event organized in collaboration with the municipality of Vico Equense and sponsored by the University "Federico II" of Naples. This conference will concentrate on operations and the winners of the various sections. The debate will be moderated by Pierre Odifreddi , mathematician and writer. For the '10 edition of the scientific prize will be awarded to Professor . Tim Hunt (pictured ) , Nobel Prize Medicine in 2001, the author of the discovery of cyclins, key protein regulating the cell cycle, one of the greatest scientists engaged in cancer research. Other prizes will be awarded to Professor . Paolo Galluzzi, director of the Museum "Galileo" in Florence and organizer of major scientific and cultural events, the prof. Andrea Ballabio , renowned researcher and director of Tigem of Naples, Donatella Bianchi , author and host of the "Blue Line" on Rai Uno, and Enrica Battifoglia , responsible for drawing science news agency Ansa. "The Prize Capo d'Orlando in addition to being a very important appointment with science - say Matteo De Simone, Head of Tourism and Raffaele Esposito, Department of Culture - is an opportunity to introduce our area to major national and international levels. It has, in fact, in his Hall of Fame players in the world-renowned scientists such as Nobel laureates, John F. Nash, Riccardo Giacconi, Harold W. Kroto, Paul J. Crutzen, James D. Watson . It 'called the town of Vico Equense, where in the nineteenth century. were found in the Cretaceous fossil fishes now exhibited in various European museums. '07 Award as the honorary chairman has the prof. Richard Giacconi, Nobel Laureate in Physics. In addition, this edition can also count on the patronage, as well as the City Council and Tourism Company of Vico Equense and Industry Museums and Libraries of Campania Region, by the municipality of Capo d'Orlando (Me), where a delegation will part in the event the city's cultural equana.
NTERNATIONAL. the Mineralogical Museum of Campania Disciple Foundation organized the twelfth edition of the scientific award for delivery of various awards in the historic Castle Giusso. The opening session will be held Wednesday at 18 hours, at a public event organized in collaboration with the municipality of Vico Equense and sponsored by the University "Federico II" of Naples. This conference will concentrate on operations and the winners of the various sections. The debate will be moderated by Pierre Odifreddi , mathematician and writer. For the '10 edition of the scientific prize will be awarded to Professor . Tim Hunt (pictured ) , Nobel Prize Medicine in 2001, the author of the discovery of cyclins, key protein regulating the cell cycle, one of the greatest scientists engaged in cancer research. Other prizes will be awarded to Professor . Paolo Galluzzi, director of the Museum "Galileo" in Florence and organizer of major scientific and cultural events, the prof. Andrea Ballabio , renowned researcher and director of Tigem of Naples, Donatella Bianchi , author and host of the "Blue Line" on Rai Uno, and Enrica Battifoglia , responsible for drawing science news agency Ansa. "The Prize Capo d'Orlando in addition to being a very important appointment with science - say Matteo De Simone, Head of Tourism and Raffaele Esposito, Department of Culture - is an opportunity to introduce our area to major national and international levels. It has, in fact, in his Hall of Fame players in the world-renowned scientists such as Nobel laureates, John F. Nash, Riccardo Giacconi, Harold W. Kroto, Paul J. Crutzen, James D. Watson . It 'called the town of Vico Equense, where in the nineteenth century. were found in the Cretaceous fossil fishes now exhibited in various European museums. '07 Award as the honorary chairman has the prof. Richard Giacconi, Nobel Laureate in Physics. In addition, this edition can also count on the patronage, as well as the City Council and Tourism Company of Vico Equense and Industry Museums and Libraries of Campania Region, by the municipality of Capo d'Orlando (Me), where a delegation will part in the event the city's cultural equana. 
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