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Highlights

Giovanni Domenico Cassini and the birth of the world’s longest sundial
The great astronomer, born 400 years ago, designed and built it inside the Basilica of San Petronio to observe the movements of the Sun with an exceptionally high level of precision.

The Forensic Genetics Laboratory of the University of Bologna receives European Quality Certification
With this accreditation, certifying technical competence and high quality, the laboratory reaffirms its role as a key partner for the Judicial Authority in the fight against crime.

Waiting for European Researchers' Night
The Alma Mater meets the city from September 10 to 26: science happy hours, performances, White Night, and events to bring citizens closer to research in an original and inclusive way.
Voices, stories, ideas
Do you know UnaEuropa?
Meet our Student Local Task Force, the group representing Unibo students within the Alliance.

What do you like best about your life here?
Aiswarya, who won a scholarship for international students, tells us about it.
"Deciding where to go for university it's a really important decision."
Caroline, international student from Brazil
From research to society

An “inflammatory clock” for healthy ageing
Inflammaging, a state of low-grade chronic inflammation, is among the main risk factors for age-related diseases. Being able to measure it could help doctors provide personalised treatments for care and prevention. We discussed this with Aurelia Santoro, professor at the Department of Medical and Surgical Sciences.

New archaeological sites in Iraq discovered by AI
An artificial intelligence system designed for the automatic recognition of archaeological sites has identified four ancient human settlements that had until now escaped the notice of archaeologists.

Uncovering myths to understand how the way we communicate is changing
As part of the PhD Storytelling Lab initiative, Marco Giacomazzi, PhD graduate in Philosophy, Science, Cognition and Semiotics, explores how the skills needed to navigate the informational disorder of the digital age are changing.