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Interview to Efthimios Karymbalis, Visiting Professor at the Department of Chemical and Geological Sciences

What are the main topics you addressed in your seminars in Modena? Are you satisfied with the response of the Unimore doctoral students? In the seminars conducted at Modena, I addressed key topics primarily focusing on 'The Impact of Climate Change on Sustainable Development: Risk Assessment and Mitigation Strategies'. The course was scheduled for a total of 16 hours, consisting of four 4 hour seminars. The intensity and severity of the negative impacts of climate change are on the rise, a...

250 scholarships for refugee students, applications open for the new edition of the university corridors

New calls for tenders open today for the 250 scholarships made available by 39 Italian universities, including Unimore, which are participating in the sixth edition of the UNICORE – University Corridors for Refugees project which gives 67 refugees the opportunity to continue their journey academic in Italy by attending a two-year master's degree program. The students, currently refugees in Kenya, Mozambique, Niger, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe, will be selected o...

Lecture by Prof. Gregory Lip of the University of Liverpool at the Policlinic of Modena

A lectio magistralis by Prof. Gregory Lip of the University of Liverpool on 'Virchow's triad and atrial fibrillation: from pathophysiology to clinical practice, devices and artificial intelligence' has been organised in Modena to mark the start of the Horizon Europe Aristoteles project, coordinated by Prof. Giuseppe Boriani of Unimore, in collaboration with various European centres. The event, open to the public, will be held on Wednesday 21 February at 5 p.m. in the Aula Magna of the Service C...

Efthimios Karymbalis, Visiting Professor at the Department of Chemical and Geological Sciences

The intensity and severity of the negative impacts of climate change are on the rise, and heavily affect our society. Climate change poses a threat not only to assets, livelihoods and ecosystems, but also to our ability to achieve the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) which have been established within the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development aiming at the implementation of a new strategy over the next 15 years. Within this framework, a PhD course is offered at the Depa...

UNIgreen Days: in Reggio Emilia Unimore celebrates two years since the launch of the European Alliance

On the second anniversary of its establishment, the UNIgreen Alliance, promoted by Unimore and involving eight European universities, is organising the UNIgreen Days, a series of initiatives aimed at introducing the project to the Reggio Emilia area and its various components. On Friday 16 February, at 3 p.m. in the Technopole Conference Room in Reggio Emilia, the meeting "UNIgreen meets the territory" will be held, aimed at local bodies, institutions and businesses. The purpose is to illust...

Unimore coordinates the first inter-university survey in Italy aimed at detecting the spread of sexual harassment in the academic context

As part of the PRIN 2020 inter-university research project on "Gender violence and sexual harassment in Italian universities", which sees Unimore as leader, with the participation of the State University of Milan, the University of Turin and the La Sapienza University of Rome, an online questionnaire will be distributed to the entire Unimore community (male and female students, teachers and technical-administrative staff) and to those of the other universities involved, aimed at detecting the s...

Zinc: a startling new treatment for vulvovaginal candidiasis

Novel research could pave the way for the treatment of vulvovaginal candidiasis, shedding new light on the way microorganisms in our body absorb zinc. About three quarters of women develop vulvovaginal candidiasis at least once in their life and 140 million women worldwide are estimated to suffer from recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis. The quality of life of such women is greatly affected by such Candida recurrent infections. Current antifungal therapy is not always effective and more and more...

The international ARTESIA study, coordinated by Prof. Giuseppe Boriani, in the New England Journal of Medicine

The results of the international ARTESIA study, whose national coordinator and co-author is Prof. Giuseppe Boriani of Unimore, were published in the prestigious scientific journal New England Journal of Medicine, and were presented in November during the American Heart Association Congress. This is an important international study, begun in 2014, which included the prescription of anticoagulant therapy even in short-lasting atrial fibrillation and involved more than 4,000 patients with subcl...

Stefano Ferrari' Regenerative Medicine Centre: a look to the future and a tribute to the origins

The University of Modena and Reggio Emilia welcomes with deep satisfaction the acquisition of Holostem srl by Fondazione Enea Tech and Biomedical, announced a few days ago by the "Minister of Enterprise and Made in Italy", Hon. Adolfo Urso, and now about to take place. This step represents an important milestone, since the Foundation, chaired by Prof. Giovanni Tria, was set up precisely with the aim of promoting research, development and industrial reconversion in the biomedical sector at a nat...

Angela O'Hagan - visiting professor at the Marco Biagi Department of Economics

Has gender equality been integrated into public policy decision-making? and in particular in economic policy and public finance decisions? Does gender budgeting offer a realistic alternative to policy change, or are there other approaches that might better respond to the current challenges of ensuring greater gender equality? A scholar whom Unimore will host as a visiting professor at the Marco Biagi Department of Economics and the Marco Biagi Foundation will try to answer these questions. This...

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