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The University of Bologna remembers Marjane Satrapi
The French-Iranian cartoonist and filmmaker had inaugurated the University’s 2022/2023 academic year and received the Sigillum Magnum, the University’s highest honour.
Nobel Prize winner Omar Yaghi at the University of Bologna: from CO₂ capture to extracting water from air, science for humanity
New frontiers in chemistry to address the challenges of climate, energy and resource scarcity, and research as a shared human effort serving equality and sustainability.
Academic cooperation in the Mediterranean: the University of Bologna with UNIMED
As part of the PACE project promoted by the Union of Mediterranean Universities, the University of Bologna welcomed Fadi Issa for a mobility experience, reaffirming its commitment to training, skills exchange and support for academic communities across the region.
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From research to society
Declining forests and rising greenhouse gases: the impact of multinationals in Africa
These are some of the effects seen where regulation is weak and foreign companies relocate their most polluting operations, with significant environmental costs.
The most detailed map of the cosmic web ever made
The University of Bologna contributed to the study, which traces the evolution of filamentary structures of galaxies back through time, up to when the universe was just one billion years old.
Lips in archosauromorph reptiles: the evidence from the Triassic period of Brazil
A new study suggests that the presence of extraoral soft tissues — labial scales or "lips" for short — was not unique to extant lepidosaur reptiles (lizards, snakes, and tuataras), but rather represents the primitive condition for all reptiles, including archosauromorphs that lived during the Triassic period more than 240 million years ago.