RINED

ABOUT US

Research Institute for Neuroscience, Education, and Didactics (RINED) is part of the Fondazione Patrizio Paoletti (FPP) which is an Italian foundation registered in the National Register of Research at the Ministry of Education, University, and Research (MIUR).

The main goal of RINED, and FPP in general, is to individualize new theoretical and practical models of knowledge which promote cognitive, physical, psychological, and emotional health and wellbeing from childhood to old age.

RINED for the International Day of Neutrality

By RINED / December 13, 2022

RINED for the International Day of Neutrality 12 December 2022 In these days of widespread tension mingling with the feelings...

RINED and the Power of Silence

By RINED / September 27, 2022

RINED and the Power of Silence "In an increasingly noisy world, neuroscientists are discovering exactly what kind of silence has...

Patrizio Paoletti Foundation at the ESLP 2022

By RINED / September 5, 2022

Patrizio Paoletti Foundation at the ESLP 2022 28-29 August 2022 Last week we presented our results related to the OVO-WBPD,...

Patrizio Paoletti Foundation at the Fechner Day 2022

By RINED / August 27, 2022

Patrizio Paoletti Foundation at the Fechner Day 2022 23-26 August 2022 This week we presented our result related to the...

Patrizio Paoletti Foundation at the FENS2022

By RINED / July 15, 2022

Patrizio Paoletti Foundation at the FENS2022 8-13 July 2022 The most recent developments in neuroscience have led us to discover...

Patrizio Paoletti Foundation at the Mind-Brain-Mindfulness Seminar

By RINED / April 6, 2022

Patrizio Paoletti Foundation at the Mind-Brain-Mindfulness Seminar At this historic moment, which is characterized by exponential stress due to COVID...

Patrizio Paoletti Foundation at the International Conference on Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Diseases and related neurological disorders (AD/PD 2022)

By RINED / March 3, 2022

Patrizio Paoletti Foundation at the International Conference on Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Diseases and related neurological disorders (AD/PD 2022) 15-20 March...