School of Advanced Education in Metabolomics
Specialised and advanced training in metabolomics
About
About Us
The Graduate School of Advanced Training in Metabolomics is a project of the Val Sambro Laboratory, dedicated to the specialised training of health professionals. Founded in 1978 in San Benedetto Val di Sambro, the Laboratory has become a nationwide reference molecular diagnostics centre, thanks to the leadership of Dr Carla Marzetti and the use of state-of-the-art technology.
The school was created to share these skills, offering highly specialised training and contributing to the growth of health professionals in the field of metabolomics and health.
Courses and Events
Our Courses
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Courses without CME credits
Training accessible to all who wish to further their skills in the field of metabolomics without the need for official accreditation.
Courses with CME credits
Aimed at doctors, biologists and other health professionals in need of continuous professional development. These courses are accredited and provide 50 CME credits.
Courses with CME credits
Aimed at doctors, biologists and other health professionals in need of continuous professional development. These courses are accredited and provide 50 CME credits.
The School
Training in Metabolomics
Metabolomics studies the metabolites produced in biological processes. Through metabolome analysis, a global view of cellular activities is obtained, which is essential for accurate diagnoses and customised therapies.
Lecturers
Our Lecturers
The teaching staff of our school consists of leading professionals in the field of metabolomics.
Thanks to their experience, participants in our courses have the opportunity to learn from lecturers who are actively working in the field of research and clinical application.
contacts
Secretary
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday:
09:00 – 13:00
Blog
News
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