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UniBo Motorsport and UniBoAT: the New Prototypes from Alma Mater
The new developments have been presented for the electric motorcycle Nemesi, the electric car Athena, which is aimed at autonomous driving, the combustion car that is becoming a hybrid, and Futura, the new hydrogen-powered catamaran.
Antonio Feltrinelli Young Prize for Geosciences
Professor Vitale Brovarone has been awarded for his studies on the deep cycle of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen and the relationships between deep geological processes and the origin of life.
The construction site for the new section of the university campus in Cesena is underway
The building, designed with systems that will reduce energy consumption, is intended to house the Department of Psychology, classrooms, educational laboratories, and campus offices.
Voices, stories, ideas
The power of dialogue
“We learn about the other person as well as about ourselves.” The words of the Italian ambassador for the MIRAI Japan’s Friendship Ties Programme.
Khalil Zantou, student at the University of Bologna
Applied biomaterials from sustainable sources
We try to encourage the use of natural materials even in advanced applications, following the principles of green chemistry.
Maria Francesca, Phd student in Chemistry
Advice for future students?
Studying with passion, commitment and living this path authentically.
Gaia, degree in Philosophical Sciences
From research to society
The Project to Safeguard Sharks and Rays Begins
Fifteen species of elasmobranchs are currently threatened with extinction. The LIFE PROMETHEUS project aims to reduce their capture through the use of electromagnetic deterrents applied to certain types of fishing gear, promoting the sustainable and efficient use of marine resources and alternative fishing practices.
A new technology for monitoring nerves
An international research group has developed bioelectronic microfilms that, activated by non-invasive electrical impulses, allow for the monitoring and control of nerve impulses without complex surgical procedures.
Traveling through the fjords of Greenland in search of geological hydrogen
As part of the ERC DeepSeep project, a scientific expedition sets out to find traces of the formation and circulation of natural hydrogen in rocks nearly two billion years old: a possible source of clean energy for primordial life forms.