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An Ingenious Water Management System in the Ancient Roman City of Thuburbo Maius, Tunisia

There is a direct link between diet and vaginal microbiota health

APACHE: a New Generation of Robotic Automatic Machines

Weight gain promotes brain ageing

How to Foster Investments in Decarbonisation

Are Synthetic Data Useful for the Diagnosis and Treatment of Diseases?

An “inflammatory clock” for healthy ageing

Giovanni Domenico Cassini and the birth of the world’s longest sundial, in Bologna

AI from the University of Bologna brings chess strategies to life

Digital Media and Semiotics: Uncovering Myths to Understand How the Way We Communicate is Changing

A team of scholars at the University of Bologna has developed an artificial intelligence system that can automatically recognise archaeological sites. Using satellite images from the CORONA espionage programme of the 1960s, it has revealed four ancient human settlements that had previously gone unnoticed by archaeologists

New Archaeological Sites in Iraq Discovered by AI Using Old US Spy Satellites

Pandemics and Emerging Infections: From the University of Bologna, the Diagnostics of the Future—Sustainable and Inclusive

LOFAR Reveals Mysterious Radio Filaments in a Distant Galaxy Cluster

Italy Takes Centre Stage in the Quantum Technology Revolution with the Launch of the Italian Quantum Alliance

A New Tool to Evaluate the Risk of Multiple Myeloma

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