Greetings from Rovereto, Italy!

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Elena Nava, P’92-’93, S’94, writes:

“I’m still doing my PhD.  Just entered my last year. I’m working on my PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience, and am currently interested in the plasticity of the auditory system, so basically dealing with the effects of deafferentation caused by deafness and its possible reafferentation through a neuroprosthetic device called cochlear implant. Am still puzzled about what to do then. Maybe I’ll try to get into more clinical aspects, such as working in hospitals with patients with several neurological diseases.  I still have a whole year to think about it!

I moved to Rovereto, a small town near Trento, a city in Northern Italy. It’s nice, just very small and with not many social opportunities (especially because I was used to Milan, definitely a huge city compared to this place!). But I’m doing really fine. I met so many new and interesting people, and the things I’m working on are really tough but so challenging and keep my mind fresh!

I haven’t heard from the GYV folks for ages. Wish I could hear from some of them. I only managed to get in touch with a couple of people through Facebook. Marwa  Hafez from Egypt, P’92, is married with the man she used to talk me about when I was 15 at Legacy, and has 3 beautiful children.”

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2 comments:

Anna03/10/2009 at 1:42 pmReply

Dear Elena,

I am considering the possibility of moving to Rovereto with my husband and our two children. I would like to know if you think this would be a good idea as far as quality of life for a family is concerned in Rovereto?

nd all the surrounding areas that can be easily accessed by car. What are disadvantages you have found to living there or the things you don’t like and what are the advantages or things you like about this small city?

Thank you,

Anna

Elena09/28/2009 at 2:41 pmReply

Anna – I am so sorry! I just figured out that there was a comment to my post!
Please contact me by email: navelen77@gmail.com

maybe you already came to Rovereto or maybe you never did!
anyway, it’s a very small place, don’t know whether I would like to spend the rest of my life over here…

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