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The new Philips Incisive CT scanner was presented at the University of Bologna’s Anatomy Centre: with this unique project, anatomical dissection—one of the oldest scientific practices—merges with cutting-edge digital technologies, generating new knowledge and paving the way for increasingly personalised, safe and effective healthcare and training models
With its innovative technological approach, Relaia will give the community a voice in terms of city planning and management processes, reconciling engagement with speed of action
The asteroseismic method, which studies “starquakes,” has been compared with traditional measurements based on the laws of gravity, confirming its reliability and accuracy in determining a star’s mass—and therefore its age
The motion against the Israeli military escalation in Gaza, a new student residence, the 2025 Sustainability Report, and the governance’s activities and tools for dialogue and engagement with the Unibo community are some of the topics discussed during the University governing bodies’ sessions in May and June
The initiative dedicated to one of the greatest Italian composers of the twentieth century returns to the city where he was born. A multidisciplinary and collective project, the Respighi Bologna Festival brings together leading cultural institutions in Bologna and across Italy to paint a multifaceted portrait of the composer and his era
Colourful flowers, grown in an area of the green space surrounding the Department of Agricultural and Food Sciences, symbolise the importance of safeguarding the variety of life on our Planet, for the wellbeing of ecosystems and the community
A scientific expedition by the University of Bologna, part of the ERC-funded DeepSeep project, will travel to the far north of Norway to study a section of Earth’s crust over a billion years old. The goal: to investigate the origins of geological hydrogen, a possible catalyst for the emergence of life on our planet and a potential new source of clean energy
Over 70 centimetres long, finely carved from a mammoth tusk, and discovered in the Obłazowa Cave in Poland, it dates back more than 42,000 years: a new study led by the University of Bologna reveals a surprising level of cognitive skill, technical design, and symbolic thinking already present during the early phases of Homo sapiens’ presence in Europe
Six episodes focused on the movement of goods and people, migration, tourism, climate justice, and environmentalism
This project, funded by the Ministry of University and Research, involves CUSB and the Department for Life Quality Studies at the University of Bologna and aims to help students feel more energised, motivated and at ease
Directed by Professor Matteo Paoletti and jointly hosted in Bologna by the Department of the Arts and in Ravenna by the Department of Cultural Heritage, the programme will train professionals equipped with cross-cutting, organisational and managerial skills essential to navigating the challenges of a rapidly evolving sector
The University of Bologna reaffirms its position among the world’s leading universities, ranking 138th out of more than 1,500 institutions worldwide. Outstanding results were also confirmed for Academic Reputation, the most influential indicator in the ranking
Organised by the Department of Industrial Engineering (DIN) of the University of Bologna, in collaboration with ENEA, the programme aims to train professionals who can meet the growing demands of the nuclear sector, both at a national and international level
A project developed at VARLab – the Virtual and Augmented Reality Lab of the Department of the Arts at the University of Bologna – has led to the creation of the very first Digital Twin of a professor
Scientific research and the commitment to tackling rare diseases have brought the University of Bologna together with Conquistando Escalones. To mark its 10th anniversary, the association visited the Anatomical Center and the Scientific Laboratories of the Department of Biomedical and Neuromotor Sciences, where research into the condition is being carried out by the University
Two songs—one dedicated to Enzo Tortora and the principle of the presumption of innocence, the other to Giovanni Falcone and the fight against the mafia—bring together law and art in a powerful tribute to justice. Recorded in Bologna by students at the University of Bologna alongside international scholars and artists, the songs are part of an academic and cultural network that connects legal discourse with creative expression