University of Rome "Tor Vergata"

Rome, Lazio, IT
Summarized by Halo AI
Public research university in Rome with a 600-hectare campus, university hospital, nearby CNR and Italian Space Agency presence, joint laboratories, and technology-transfer support. Its Rome Technopole role connects research with industry and supports technology commercialization.
Tor Vergata is a large public research university in Rome, founded in 1982, with a comprehensive academic and research mission and more than 33,000 students. Its 600-hectare campus connects research facilities with the Policlinico Tor Vergata university hospital and nearby National Research Council and Italian Space Agency institutions. University offices facilitate joint laboratories, company relationships, intellectual-property protection, licensing, and startup or spin-off formation. Research draws on European Commission programs and Italian national funding administered through the Ministry of University and Research, while its Rome Technopole role supports prototypes and industry collaboration.
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