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The University of Bologna, together with Scholars at Risk-Italy (SAR) and the Conference of Italian University Rectors (CRUI), shares the outrage of the international academic community following the current violations of human rights of Iranian students and of university and school staff. An event focusing on Iranian history and politics is planned on the Ravenna Campus
In the new edition of this prestigious international ranking, the University of Bologna ranks first at national level for the third year in a row. It also climbs 11 positions worldwide, and sits in the world's top 100 for quality of teaching
The event dedicated to science and research is back in person in Bologna, Cesena, Forlì and Predappio, Ravenna, Rimini and Ferrara with an important warning, namely "to change perspective and review one's knowledge of the world"
From today, while waiting for yet another hearing, scheduled for 27 September, thirty pictures of Patrick and one hundred and twenty coloured drapes will fill and colour the corridors and courtyard of Palazzo Poggi, seat of the Rectorate and centre of the University of Bologna
A large nationwide study based on advanced artificial intelligence methods shows the relevance of environmental quality on cancer mortality even when compared to socio-economic factors and lifestyle
100 years after his death, a day of talks open to all to retrace the life and discover the scientific legacy of the great scholar, a long-time professor at the University of Bologna, who was one of the forerunners of photochemistry
The new agreement signed between the University of Bologna and Tper (local public transportation company) will provide further reduced fares for commuting between home, university, and the workplace. Subsidies will also be available soon for those who take public transportation in the Romagna region. Another new measure is the Ministry of Labour's Transport Bonus
The new international Azerbaijani-Italian university that will be based in the ADA University campus, in Baku, is born thanks to the collaboration with 5 Italian universities. Among these, the University of Bologna will offer its support for the creation of a School of Agricultural and Food Sciences
A weekend full of events to celebrate the collector and researcher who founded one of the first botanical gardens in Italy. Talks, workshops, and visits will help us discover Bologna, as will new guided tours until November, to learn about the Aldrovandi collection in the Palazzo Poggi Museum, the Ulisse Room at the Academy of Sciences and the Aldrovandi Herbarium, at the Botanical Garden
The University of Bologna hosts the celebrations for the document that sets forth the inalienable principles of freedom, knowledge, research, and teaching at an academic level, which will be signed this year for the first time in presence in its renewed version
The University will grant EUR 1,000 to 600 students enrolled in AY 2022/23 to provide further support to non-resident students returning to live in Bologna and in the Romagna Campuses
In the run-up to the night dedicated to research (30 September), two series of events are coming up that will make you reTHINK your knowledge: talks with professors and researchers, guided tours, and short trekking tours to discover local science, history, and technology
Philologists, historians of science and chemists from the University of Bologna have joined forces to revive ancient alchemical manuscripts and test the efficacy of recipes and procedures in the laboratory
A new study shows how Asteroseismology, that allows to estimate the mass and age of stars through the study of stellar oscillations, can play a crucial role in analysing individual stellar populations in globular clusters
In the new edition of this international ranking evaluating over 26 thousand universities, the University of Bologna once again sits in the top 1% and continues the steady improvement in its global ranking started in 2017. Since 2014, the University has improved its performance by climbing 21 positions
Developed by the joint research laboratory of the University of Bologna and STMicroelectronics as part of the EU-funded PROGRESSUS project, this device is a Hall effect current sensor with a response time 20 times faster than devices currently on the market. It is expected to have important applications in the renewable energy and electric car sectors, for the safety of electrical systems and for simpler and less expensive energy-monitoring systems