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The monthly appointment to explore the University of Bologna’s buildings, history and characters returns, with guided tours for both university members and local communities
Formerly Prime Minister of New Zealand from 2017 to 2023, she will stand alongside the Rector to inaugurate the 936th academic year of the University of Bologna. During the ceremony, she will be presented with the University of Bologna's highest honor, the University Sigillum Magnum
The meeting is organised by the ‘Umberto Eco’ International Centre for Humanities. It is structured in three parts to pay tribute to Umberto Eco, a passionate reader and collector, known for his insatiable love of comics
An innovative service, and the only one of its kind in Italy, has been set up, through the collaboration of Policlinico di Sant'Orsola, the University of Bologna and Associazione Italiana Contro l'Epilessia, to tackle an often underestimated topic: that of the sexual and reproductive issues of men with epilepsy
Kick off of the first edition of the project born out of the collaboration between the University of Bologna and the Cineteca di Bologna: the initiative will be marked by three feature films, preceded by a talk between film art experts and jurists, and by the establishment of a permanent Archive, with the aim of sharing with the public reflections, information and ideas on the representation of justice.
The event organised by the University Museum Network in collaboration with the Far Eastern Art Study Centre and the Yamagata University is back
Francesco Briamonte, a recent graduate in Media, Public and Corporate Communication (COMPASS) at the University of Bologna, is one of the five winners of the award assigned by the Italian Electrotechnical Committee. His achievement comes from an analysis on conversational marketing and its impact on consumer freedom of choice and fair competition among companies
Guido Barbujani, Luciano Floridi, Nicola Grandi, Lino Guanciale, and Alec Ross will be the protagonists of the series of meetings organised by Francesca Florimbii, Professor of Philology of Italian Literature at the Department of Classical Philology and Italian Studies of the University of Bologna
The spread of different forms of remote work not only changes the individual worker’s life, but can also have profound impacts on society, economy, and territorial development. The new European project REMAKING - coordinated by the University of Bologna - will investigate these changes through participatory research in various urban and rural areas, including the Metropolitan City of Bologna
In an article published in the journal Nature, an international group of researchers, led by the National Institute for Astrophysics (INAF), including researchers from the University of Bologna, analysed the composition of the ejecta plume expelled from the asteroid Dimorphos following the explosive impact
Thanks to his groundbreaking study on the Alpha diversity of plants, Francesco Maria Sabatini is among the three Italian finalists for the prestigious prize awarded by the Frontiers Research Foundation to the best research on sustainability
The presentation of two books will initiate a reflection about the history, social dynamics, spaces, and practices of an art form that combines literature, music, and theatre, spread among both the lower classes and aristocracy, and widely practised across Italy, even by women
An international study, published in Frontiers in Science with the collaboration of the University of Bologna, describes the development of an innovative virtual model that, for the first time, replicates the water cycle on earth by integrating high-resolution satellite observations
A round of seminars is scheduled to conclude in May with an event in memory of Emma Pezemo, marking three years since her passing. The sessions provide an opportunity for open discussions on masculinity, social campaigns, and a glossary of terms related to gender violence
Led by The Building and Construction Cluster of the Emilia-Romagna Region - CIRI EC of the University of Bologna, the project aims to advance the regional production sector through research and innovation, while advocating for the effective utilization of renewable sources.
Psychology emerges as a potential solution to the challenge, bridging research, clinical practice, and community. The discussion will takes place during the two-day event organised at the "Renzo Canestrari" Department of Psychology of the University of Bologna