DS4HB - Venue

Politecnico di Milano

Politecnico di Milano is the biggest scientific-technological university in Italy, training engineers, architects, and designers. It has always focused on the quality and innovation of teaching and research, fostering a fruitful relationship with the economic and productive sectors through experimental research and technology transfer. It is also a solid and recognizable reference point for sustainable development in Italy and Europe.

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Human Technopole

Human Technopole is a pioneering research institute located in Milan, Italy, dedicated to advancing life sciences and promoting cutting-edge biomedical research. Its mission is to improve human health through interdisciplinary studies in genomics, neuroscience, and data science, with a particular focus on personalized medicine and biotechnology.

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Directions

DS4HB will take place at the Leonardo Campus of the Politecnico di Milano, which is easily accessible by foot from the Piola M2 Metro Station in less than five minutes. Here are the directions to the classroom from the station:

Exit the train at Piola M2 Metro Station and pass through the turnstiles;
Leave the station by taking the stairs on your left, following the signs for Politecnico;
Once at street level, head southeast on Via Francesco d'Ovidio;
Turn left toward Via Andrea Maria Ampère (first street on your left);
Once at the end of the street, turn right onto Via Andrea Maria Ampère;
Enter Building 11 on Via Andrea Maria Ampère, 10, 20131 Milano MI;
Then, Aula Rogers is directly ahead and to your left; Building 13 is downstairs, straight ahead; Building 14 is located beyond Building 13.

How to get around in Milan

Metro

Milan boasts an efficient metro system with five lines (M1, M2, M3, M4, M5) covering most of the city and reaching outlying areas. The metro is fast, frequent, clean, and usually the quickest way to navigate Milan's urban sprawl.

Trams and Buses

Milan's extensive tram network and bus routes provide comprehensive coverage throughout the city, including areas not served by the metro. These are convenient for reaching specific neighborhoods and exploring the city at a more leisurely pace.

Bike Sharing

Milan offers several bike-sharing systems, which allow you to rent bicycles across the city. It's a fantastic way to explore Milan's streets, especially during pleasant weather, and it's eco-friendly too.

Walking

Milan is a walkable city, especially in the historic center where many attractions are clustered close together. Walking allows you to soak in the city's vibrant atmosphere, discover hidden gems, and enjoy the beautiful architecture at your own pace.
You can conveniently pay for and utilize your Metro, tram, and bus tickets by simply tapping your credit or debit card on the card readers installed on all buses and trams, as well as on the dedicated turnstiles at metro stations. Always remember to tap your credit or debit card when exiting metro stations to ensure you are charged the lowest fare by the end of the day.