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The University of Bologna confirms its first place in Italy and third among European countries in the newest edition of the Times Higher Education Impact Ranking, which tracks the impact of universities on the social fabric using the parameters of the UN 2030 Agenda
Six months after the last dose, hospitalization or death risks are 70% lower than for unvaccinated people. This was revealed by an investigation on the effectiveness of coronavirus vaccines on the entire population of the Abruzzo Region for over a year
A study on the Balkan Route will investigate the intricate workings of unofficial migration corridors, another study will foster the benefits of artificial intelligence and data analysis in the legislative and legal fields: the University of Bologna has been awarded two of the prestigious grants conferred by the European Research Council to support the most advanced scientific research
In the new edition of this prestigious international ranking, the results of the University of Bologna improved compared to last year’s. Worldwide, the University of Bologna now has three more subjects among the top 100 and two more among the top 50, while at the national level it has five more in number one position. Moreover, the University reaches the top 100 worldwide in four faculty areas
Rector Molari: “I receive the news about this further adjournment with disappointment, which I know is also shared by the whole University of Bologna. We were well aware that this was the most likely outcome. And yet we always wished to receive better news, as we can't wait to have our student back"
A report from the Universities of Bologna and Oxford will help protect society from unethical AI, with a world-first approach to support organisations to meet future EU regulations
This is the ambitious project launched in Bologna by Caritas Italiana, ICMC (International Catholic Migration Commission), Consorzio Communitas, the Share network and the University of Bologna in collaboration with WUSC, Global Task Force on Third Country Education Pathways and UNHCR
Every evening in the heart of Bologna’s university district, Piazza Scaravilli lights up in Ukraine’s flag colours, which then turn into a rainbow flag symbolising peace. This is one of the many steps taken by the University to support Ukraine
Throughout the month, there will be meetings, seminars, lectures, exhibitions and tours at the University of Bologna to talk about women, the female condition considering rights, exclusions and inclusions, stereotypes and prejudices
How to create legal ways of entry dedicated to female students fleeing from wars and persecutions? The international conference "Universities as sponsors"dedicated to tertiary education paths for refugees will try to provide the answer to this question.
Rector Giovanni Molari will open the first academic year of his term of office. Among the guests: the Italian Minister for University and Research Maria Cristina Messa and Patrick Zaki online from Egypt
Only 180 seconds to explain a research project in English with only one slide: this will be the challenge between 14 PhD students of the University of Bologna. The winner will have the possibility to be selected to participate in the international final scheduled for next June
A research group at the University of Bologna has developed an anti-cancer phage, i.e. a virus that is harmless to humans, genetically engineered and chemically modified to selectively eliminate cancer cells only. The targeted, non-invasive treatment is activated by light
A research group of the University of Bologna analysed the spatial distribution of water resources depletion in connection with proximity to large urban areas and defined a model that might prove fundamental to mitigate the impact of urbanization on the ecosystem
The University continues in its effort to promote Open Science by making its role official within the European environment for storing, managing, analysing and re-using research data
The device was developed by a research team led by scientists at the University of Bologna. It is fast, effective, reliable, and low-cost: it could prove useful in the clinical field and for the development of new vaccines against COVID-19