Massimo Fioranelli · Conferences & book presentations
Events & Talks
Conversations between medicine, neuroscience, philosophy and art.
Upcoming: La mente estetica in Castel Gandolfo
25 November 2026 · 5:30 pm
Palazzo Albani del Drago, Largo Matteotti 1, Castel Gandolfo, Rome, Italy.
BCC dei Castelli Romani e del Tuscolo hosts a presentation of Massimo Fioranelli’s La mente estetica. Neuroestetica, cuore e cervello, published by Mimesis. The conversation explores the relationship between beauty, neuroscience and cardiology.
The author will be joined by journalist, essayist and university lecturer Gian Piero Jacobelli. Journalist Fabio Polli will moderate. Institutional greetings will be delivered by BCC President Mauro Pucci and General Manager Francesco Manganaro.
The event will be held in Italian.
Attendance and booking information (Italian)
Organiser’s RSVP email: eventi@castellituscolo.bcc.it.
Past events · 2026
LUISS: La mente estetica
7 July 2026 · 6:00 pm
Aula Toti, LUISS Campus, Viale Romania 32, Rome.
Sanatrix Academy, with the support of LUISS, organised the presentation of La mente estetica. Neuroscience, cardiology, art and philosophy came together in a discussion of beauty and human experience.
The programme included institutional greetings by Sebastiano Maffettone, an introduction by Giancarlo Santoni, and contributions from Gian Piero Jacobelli, Patrizia Bellucci and Massimo Fioranelli.
Read the English book synopsis · Original event programme (Italian)
Fifth Symposium on Systems Medicine: Medicine and Complexity
6 June 2026 · Milan
Piccolo Teatro, Teatro Grassi, Via Rovello 2.
The symposium brought science, philosophy, art and religion into dialogue around health, illness and human complexity. Massimo Fioranelli’s talk, Il cuore nel cervello. I battiti delle emozioni, took place in the afternoon session.
Fourth SIMeB National Meeting: RIGENERA
21–22 March 2026 · Jesi, Italy
The meeting of the Italian Society of Biointegrated Medicine examined chronic and degenerative disease from several disciplinary perspectives. Massimo Fioranelli contributed a talk on 22 March in the session devoted to cardiovascular conditions.