ROMA (ITALPRESS) – “We express deep sympathy for the disappearance of Paola Reichenbach, CNR-IRPI research director and member of the National Research Evaluation Committee (CNVR)”. In a note, the President of the CNVR and Secretary General of the Ministry of University and Research Manco Mancini and the President of the National Research Council Andrea Lenzi. “His scientific activity and commitment – continue – have been a significant and continuous contribution to the CNR and the Italian research community and the world of institutions. In his role at the CNVR he also offered, with competence, rigor, generosity and sensitivity, a valuable contribution to the evaluation activities of the Committee. To professionalism and scientific authority – they continue – they combine particularly appreciated human qualities: discretion, kindness and attention, always accompanied by rigour and deep dedication and wisdom in their work.”.
Mancini and Lenzi remember Reichenbach as a colleague “always present, always attentive. A scientist who has served institutions for a long time with the aim of strengthening the quality of research. She will remain an important legacy in the field of her scientific activity and the evaluation of scientific research, with the awareness of having had the chance to meet her as a person. To the family and loved ones, to the colleagues and colleagues of the CNR-IRPI, CNVR and to those who have had the opportunity to share with Paola the professional and human path – conclude -, we express our most felt condolences and our sincere closeness”.
BERNINI “CORDOGLIO PER SCOMPARASA REICHENBACH”
“I express deep sympathy for the disappearance of Paola Reichenbach, research director of the Cnr-Irpi and member of the National Research Evaluation Committee. Reichenbach has been one of the leading figures in Italy and the world for more than thirty years in the studies on franosis movements. In 2021 she was the first woman to receive the Varnes Medal, the highest international recognition in this area. To scientific rigour combined a constant commitment in research evaluation activities, offering our institutions a contribution of competence and seriousness that has left a mark in the Italian academic community. To the family, to the Cnr and to all who have worked alongside him, my moving closeness.” Thus, in a note, the Minister of the University and Research, Anna Maria Bernini.
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