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Italians in Singapore in the News

People, ideas and contributions worth reading about. Selected coverage from trusted media and official institutions, separate from our blog directory.

4 selected stories · All years

Science · Official interviews

Four Italian researchers. Four paths through Singapore.

The Italian Embassy introduces Enrico Petretto, Viola Cabrini, Vincenzo Sorrentino and Giulia Adriani. Their interviews explore work spanning genomics, environmental microbiology, ageing and human tissue models.

Embassy of Italy in Singapore
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Science · Official interviews

Italian research across four disciplines.

The Embassy’s 2025 interviews feature Luca Dal Zilio, Erica Ceccarello, Ruben Durante and Tommaso Demarie. Their work connects Singapore with research into geophysical risks, antibody therapies, political economy and quantum computing.

Embassy of Italy in Singapore
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Food & enterprise · Media profile

Beppe de Vito on building, adapting and beginning again.

In this 2024 interview, the longtime Singapore restaurateur reflects on the lessons behind his ventures and the southern Italian roots of Sospiri. A candid perspective on hospitality and reinvention.

CNA Luxury · Aaron De Silva
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Research & life · University profile

From northern Italy to a life in Singapore science.

Duke-NUS follows Antonio Bertoletti’s journey from medicine in Italy to hepatitis B research in Singapore. The profile connects his scientific curiosity with the personal decisions behind a career across continents.

Duke-NUS · MEDICUS
Published in the issue 4 edition
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