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Thanks to the SEED2SCALE project, five centres will open in Italy, Croatia, Greece, Romania and Slovenia to facilitate the transfer and enhancement of innovative solutions addressing key issues such as employment, education, and social inclusion
The series of free events celebrating Charles Darwin’s birth returns to Bologna, bringing the city to life with meetings, conferences, and educational activities for people of all ages
The Research Centre “Photography, Art and Feminisms” of the University of Bologna supports an exhibition focused on the social advancement of women in the 20th century as seen through the lens of the Wulz family, who managed their renowned photographic studio in Trieste for more than a century
With the Erasmus+ DigiSE5.0 project, involving the University of Bologna's Department of Management, innovative activities, online courses, and field learning experiences will be developed and tested to build skills and promote the development of creative solutions to accelerate the digital transition of the third sector
The 27th edition of the music festival, free for the University of Bologna community, will feature renowed maestros and young talents on the stage of the DAMSLab and in several wards of the Sant’Orsola Polyclinic, in an intense and meaningful intergenerational dialogue
An interactive journey to explore the Arctic and how climate change is altering its ecosystem, with economic, social, and geopolitical repercussions worldwide
NASA has approved funding for a preparatory study, in which Stefano Marchesi, a researcher at the Department of Physics and Astronomy "Augusto Righi," is involved. The new telescope could help us closely observe the birth of the first supermassive black holes at the centres of the earliest galaxies
A new web app called PAROLA, available online free of charge, is designed to assist parents in fostering the language development of monolingual, bilingual, and multilingual children aged 24 to 36 months. It offers interactive games, activities, and podcasts to stimulate communication and language skills
A study involving the cities of Bologna, Rome, Copenhagen, Rotterdam, and Budapest provides new insights into urban microbial ecosystems and new tools to quickly identify potentially dangerous organisms
Financed by Horizon Europe, the telescope will feature unique capabilities and will focus entirely on spectroscopic observations. It is expected to become operational in Chile after 2040. The University of Bologna, with its Department of Physics and Astronomy, is a key member of the international consortium leading the project
In a world increasingly marked by human impacts and wars, a novel conservation strategy is emerging that fosters cooperation among neighbouring countries while enhancing ecosystem and wildlife connectivity. UniboMagazine discussed this initiative with Roberto Cazzolla Gatti, a professor in the Department of Biological, Geological, and Environmental Sciences at the University of Bologna, who introduced the proposal in the journal Biological Conservation
Large wooden shelves filled with 216 liquor bottles of various shapes and sizes, collected over the years by Flavio Favelli. A work that aligns with the artist’s signature style, which involves reimagining objects laden with memory, reassembling them, and imbuing them with new meaning
The University of Bologna is contributing to the Strengthening BBMRI.it project by establishing the “UNIBO Microbiome Biobank and training specialists to improve the collection of biological resources and advance the treatment of multifactorial diseases
The University of Bologna is the Italian university with the highest number of projects funded in the latest European Research Council (ERC) call, amounting to nearly 6 million euros. The research topics include magnetic field amplification in galaxy clusters, corporate investment decisions for economic transition and the origins of violent disciplinary practices
The University of Bologna joins the European research project Orchestra, achieving critical breakthroughs in understanding and addressing the long-term effects of coronavirus
Young photographers share their migration experiences at the Department of History and Cultures of the University of Bologna