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Highlights

Climate change and population: the best projects from the “Data4Resilience” Data Challenge awarded
A challenge for students at the University of Bologna to explore the impact of climate change on the population of Emilia-Romagna.

The Snapshot provided by the 2025 AlmaLaurea Report
Inclusion, attractiveness, and quality education: these are the three key features that emerge from the picture drawn of the University of Bologna in the latest AlmaLaurea Report on Graduate Profiles and Employment Outcomes.

The Aquarium of the Fano Marine Center opens to the public
A 200-square-metre space dedicated to scientific research and outreach, featuring 7 themed tanks, over 50 species, and an educational itinerary curated by the University of Bologna's University Museum System.
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

The first images of the sky from the Rubin Observatory: Alma Mater among the key contributors
A ten-year-long “movie” of the evolving universe: the contribution of the Department of Physics and Astronomy “Augusto Righi” to the telescope that will revolutionize astronomical observation.

Zooarchaeology and genomics reveal tuna exploitation
A new zooarchaeogenetic study published in the journal PNAS reveals that overfishing caused by the operation of a very high number of tuna traps active for many centuries in the Mediterranean has left a mark of genetic and demographic erosion on the bluefin tuna.

At Alma Mater, the first CT Scanner for human anatomy research
The new Philips Incisive CT scanner has been unveiled at the Anatomy Center of the University of Bologna. It enables ultra-precise three-dimensional reconstructions of bodies donated to science.