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Unimore Enrolment Opens for the 2026/2027 Academic Year
Enrolment for degree programmes at Unimore – University of Modena and Reggio Emilia for the 2026/2027 academic year opens today, Wednesday 8 July. With a history dating back to 1175 and a forward-looking vision, Unimore comprises 13 departments and 96 degree programmes — 47 Bachelor's, 43 Master's, and 6 single-cycle Master's degrees — covering the fields of Health, Sciences, Engineering, Life, Society, and Culture. It is an integrated university network of research, education, and innovati...
€2.58 million for competitive research projects: the new PRC 2026 call is now open
An investment of €2.58 million to strengthen scientific research, support innovative ideas, and boost Unimore's ability to compete in major national and international funding programmes. This is the goal of the new “Competitive Research Projects (PRC) 2026” call for proposals, promoted by the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia and the Fondazione di Modena. The initiative brings together €1.9 million allocated by Unimore and €680,000 provided by the Fondazione di Modena, consolidating a ...
Unimore professor elected as new National Fellow of the Accademia dei Lincei
– The University of Modena and Reggio Emilia is honoured to count a new National Fellow of the Accademia dei Lincei among its full professors. Alberto Melloni, Full Professor of the History of Christianity at Unimore's Department of Education and Humanities, has been elected by the members of Europe’s oldest academy to the Class of Moral, Historical and Philological Sciences (Category IV: History and Historical, Human and Anthropic Geography). Election as a National Fellow represents one of the...
"Peace in the Field": Unimore participates in peace-themed training seminar at Fossoli
The initiative will take place from 6 to 13 July 2026 in Sant’Antonio in Mercadello, just a few kilometres from the Fossoli Camp, an iconic site of remembrance for 20th-century Europe. The history of Fossoli will serve as the starting point for a journey of reflection on contemporary challenges—marked by armed conflicts, global inequalities, and profound technological transformations—with the aim of promoting alternative approaches based on dialogue, individual and collective responsibility, an...
Unimore has marked a significant breakthrough in the field of neurotechnology with the publication of a study that lays the foundations for new therapeutic devices for brain care. The article, published in the prestigious journal Science Advances , presents the results of a collaboration primarily between Unimore—the result of a synergy between the Department of Biomedical, Metabolic and Neural Sciences and the "Enzo Ferrari" Department of Engineering—and the University of Glasgow, funded b...
At the helm of the journal is Professor Giuseppe Boriani, an academic at Unimore and Director of Cardiology at the Policlinico of Modena, who was appointed Editor-in-Chief of Europace in 2025 following a highly competitive international selection process. The new Impact Factor represents a significant increase from the 7.9 recorded at the time of his appointment, confirming the journal's trajectory of growth and its consolidation as a global reference for research into cardiac arrhythmias. ...
"I take on this role with a profound sense of responsibility and deep gratitude towards the Italian Embassy in Washington and the leadership of ISSNAF, who over the years have built the strong foundations upon which we shall now work," stated Professor Luca Pani. "My commitment will be to strengthen, in a measured and structured manner, the bridge between Italy and North America, with a particular focus on the convergence of biomedical sciences and artificial intelligence—the very pillars at t...
UNIMORE’s UNIgreen Festival Takes Centre Stage at the European Parliament
A delegation from the UNIgreen Alliance, including representatives from UNIMORE, took part in the FOREU4ALL Community workshop, “From Campuses to Communities: Enhancing Engagement and Sense of Belonging in European Universities”. The event brought together over 140 participants from more than 65 European University Alliances to discuss strategies and tools aimed at boosting the involvement of academic communities and consolidating a shared European identity. During the two days of work, some...
From 11 to 13 June 2026, researchers from across Europe gathered at the Sala del Leccio in Modena for the inaugural meeting of the Network for Early Career Researchers on Cell Death, a newly established European scientific network dedicated to advancing research on cell death and its links to disease, including chronic inflammation, metabolic disorders, neurodegeneration, and cancer. Supported by the Fritz Thyssen Foundation, the initiative brings together early-career Principal Investigator...
The University of Modena and Reggio Emilia has reaffirmed its position at the top of national rankings for graduate employability. Indeed, the 28th AlmaLaurea Report confirms that Unimore ranks first among large Italian comprehensive universities (those with between 20,000 and 40,000 enrolled students) for the employment rate of second-cycle (master’s) graduates at five years after completing their degrees. These results surpass those of mega universities (over 40,000 students) such as Sapienza...
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