First students graduate from ADA University’s School of Agricultural and Food Science
The milestone was celebrated during the fourth edition of the Joint Certificate Programme with the University of Bologna
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The milestone was celebrated during the fourth edition of the Joint Certificate Programme with the University of Bologna
As part of the international BRIDGE project, the University of Bologna organised a training initiative for officials from various Central Asian states to share knowledge and practices on water resource management, precision agriculture and climate change adaptation strategies
The latest edition of the THE Sustainability Impact Ratings once again places the University at the top. The rankings assess the actions universities are taking to support the UN Sustainable Development Goals
The University’s collaborations with Israeli universities, organisations and companies, the work of the University Quality Assurance Committee, the 2026 Sustainability Report and 2025 Performance Report, and collaboration with ER.GO on student benefits and support services were among the key topics discussed by the University’s governing bodies in June
Umberto Eco famously wrote that translating means “saying almost the same thing”. What does that “almost” mean in the age of artificial intelligence? To reflect on the changing nature of translation in the age of AI, digital communication and global connectivity, we spoke with Barbara Ivančić, Associate Professor of German Language and Translation at the University of Bologna
The intitutional visit of a Tongji University delegation provided an opportunity to renew the two universities’ long-standing partnership, which has given rise to the AlmaTong programme, one of the first Italian-Chinese double degree programmes in Automation Engineering
A new analysis based on observations from the James Webb Space Telescope suggests that Terzan 5, long considered a globular cluster, may instead be a kind of living archaeological relic of the birth of our galaxy
One of the most important contemporary author libraries is opening to the public in Bologna. The collection brings to the University of Bologna the books that accompanied Umberto Eco’s work as a writer, semiotician and professor. This has been made possible thanks to the collaboration with the Umberto Eco Foundation, the donation made by his heirs to the Italian State in 2020, and the loan for use to the University of Bologna, requested by the heirs themselves from the Ministry of Culture
There are as many Middle Ages as we are able to dream. Together with Professor Francesca Roversi Monaco, UniboMagazine retraced centuries of history, literature and art, exploring the evolution of human society through the adventures of “medieval” characters
With more than 60 million stars, the image could help confirm the existence of exoplanets and measure their masses through variations in starlight
At the University of Bologna, international experts reviewed the current state of knowledge on the exposome, discussing the role of Artificial Intelligence, organoids and European projects on climate, cities and health
A study identifies the brain mechanism that links expectations to confidence in our decisions in the alpha oscillations of the right parietal cortex
Representatives from the network’s 42 member universities gathered to discuss the theme “Transforming the Local and Social Environment through Research and Innovation”
The meeting provided an opportunity to reflect on the achievements of the projects and explore future avenues for cooperation in mobility, education and joint research
The University continues to rise and achieves its best position since the international ranking was introduced: it has climbed 43 places in the last five years. Bologna is in the world top 100 for academic reputation and for the breadth and diversity of collaborations in the field of scientific research
The analysis of a fossil humerus preserved in the Geology Collection “Museo Giovanni Capellini” of the University of Bologna documents one of the oldest known cases of healing from a severe fracture in cave lions. The study, led by the University of Padua, provides rare insights into the lives and survival strategies of the great predators of the Pleistocene