Research

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Dottorati

PHD PROGRAMMES

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Progetti

PROJECTS

Discover the list of some of the projects and initiatives involving the University of Bologna
Brevetti

PATENTS

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Divulgazione

NETWORKS AND ASSOCIATIONS

Read about the University of Bologna networks and associations which promote research in different fields

Highlights

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Call for applications for the PhD Programmes - a.y. 2022/23

Applications for admission must be submitted within 9 June at 11:59 pm.
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Una Europa - Seed funding 2022. Deadline: 29 July

Una Europa launches an annual call for applications for seed funding. The aim of the seed funding initiative is to support the initiation of long-term collaborative activities between the partner universities. The idea is to "plant a seed" that can eventually attract external funding.
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UnaEuropa PhD Online Training

Develop your international network and acquire skills for the development of your business idea. Deadline for application: 6 June 2022.
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The University of Bologna supports the Guild’s key terms to achieve more diversity, equity and inclusion

Watch the guild’s videos.
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Stick to Science - the campaign to create an open and inclusive European Research Area

An initiative of the scientific community to promote collaboration in research and innovation beyond geographical and political boundaries.
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Horizon Europe: the first assessment

The University of Bologna contributed to the co-design of the Horizon Europe program and to its updating. A Science/Business report on the first experience.
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The University of Bologna joins the European Open Science Cloud Association

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.
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3.4 billion-year-old fossils of microorganisms discovered

The findings, uncovered in South Africa, are the earliest known example of bacteria involved in the methane cycle: this discovery expands the frontiers of habitats that may have hosted the first forms of life on our planet, and could also prove useful in finding traces of life on other planets, starting with Mars.
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