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Monday, July 30, 2012, 08:31 by

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The machining power of Pisa

It's one of Europe's most advanced research centres - designing futuristic technology and robotics.

The Sant'Anna school in Pisa is developing everything from a bionic arm to a mind-bogglingly fast type of internet connection - and it's also training a new generation of innovative engineers.

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