The University of Bologna participates in the ELDA project, which develops the scientific, methodological, and technological foundations to support the transition toward a more integrated, efficient, and resilient customs model
Income, GDP, but also relationships, health, freedom and the ability to shape our own future. UniboMagazine asked Professor Paolo Verme which factors have the greatest impact on life satisfaction
AI systems offer us quick answers in return for minimal effort. But is it possible to turn them into tools that can genuinely help us with our studies, our work and the development of new skills?
From lighting to noise, from shared offices to cognitive ergonomics: Professor Marco Costa explains how to design environments that are more comfortable, safe and inclusive
In his lecture, the 2025 Nobel laureate in Economic Sciences reflected on the challenges posed by economic growth and innovation
The chemist and academic who received an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Bologna shares his journey in drug discovery and the story of the centre he founded to train a new generation of African scientists, emphasising the importance of an international and inclusive research
Beams of light, electric clothes, Joy Division’s music, sci-fi suits to move safely around the landfills of Nairobi. UniboMagazine analysed art’s portrayal of progress, from the Industrial Revolution to today’s challenges, with professor Francesco Maria Spampinato
An analysis of content related to the Calabrian context shows that the way the social media platform operates can progressively blur the boundaries between the celebration of cultural heritage and the justification of criminal behaviour or values shared by members of the ’Ndrangheta
An analysis by two scholars from the University of Bologna traces the complex relations between the Atlantic Alliance and the EU in light of the new scenario arising from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the US government’s “America First” approach
What happens when we immerse ourselves in a place designed to isolate us from all external stimuli? A journey through the mechanisms by which we recognise reality, at the intersection of cognitive semiotics and neuroscience
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