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For a Fairer World: the 2024 Edition of the University of Bologna Summer Camps

Registrations are open for activities designed for young people aged 7 to 15, initially only to the technical-administrative and teaching staff of the University of Bologna, and then to the general public. Three weeks of sport, fun and workshops are organised in collaboration with the University Sports Centre of Bologna - CUSB and with the support of the Del Monte Foundation.

Cinema and law meet at Modernissimo

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.

A University of Bologna Student Wins the CEI Best Dissertation Award 2022-23

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

How Remote Work is Changing Our World

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

LICIACube's Analysis of Dimorphos' Long Plumes

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