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Unimore awards University Seal to Giancarlo Ferrari, founder of the Tecnoferrari Group
The University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (Unimore) has awarded its University Seal to Giancarlo Ferrari, founder of the TecnoFerrari Group and a leading figure in the development of industrial automation. His entrepreneurial journey has accompanied the technological transformation of the ceramics district and helped strengthen its position in international markets. The ceremony took place at the Modena Technopole, in the presence of Rector Rita Cucchiara, Deputy Rector for the Third Miss...
Cancer: Unimore helps uncover mechanism that protects immune cells exploited by tumours
Understanding the mechanisms through which tumours manage to neutralise the body's immune defences is one of the major challenges in cancer research. An important contribution to this field comes from a study published in Nature Communications, involving Professor Andrea Cossarizza and researcher Domenico Lo Tartaro from the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (Unimore), alongside research groups from the Universities of Heraklion and Athens and Purdue University (West Lafa...
Today, the UniMORE Technopole in Modena hosted the Italian Machine Vision Talk, a conference organised by Messe Frankfurt Italia and promoted by ANIE Automazione, focusing on the evolution of machine vision in the age of artificial intelligence. At the heart of the event, entitled “Beyond the Pixel: Machine Vision in the Age of AI”, was the growing role of machine vision technologies in manufacturing processes and the opportunities arising from the integration of AI, automation and human exp...
“Childhood at War”: Exhibition by Sarajevo’s War Childhood Museum Comes to Reggio Emilia
The pop-up exhibition “Childhood at War”, organised by Sarajevo’s War Childhood Museum and dedicated to the experiences of children who have lived through armed conflicts, will open on Friday 6 November 2026 at 5 pm in the foyer of the Department of Education and Humanities (DESU) at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, located at 93 Viale Timavo, Reggio Emilia. The initiative is part of the 2026 edition of the Balkanika Festival, entitled “We Just Wanted to Play”, promoted by ISCOS Emil...
UniMORE celebrates 45 years of SINF: Modena, a birthplace of modern computing
Modena was one of the birthplaces of modern computing in Italy. It was here, in 1981, that the Scuola Diretta a Fini Speciali di Informatica per Analisti di Sistemi e Procedure (SINF – Specialised School of Computing for Systems and Procedures Analysts) was established. This pioneering initiative had only one precedent of its kind in Italy, in Siena. Forty-five years after its foundation, UniMORE celebrated its history with an event in the Aula Magna at the Modena Technopole, looking back at an...
Research: More than 100 UniMORE researchers among the world's top 2% most-cited scientists
UniMORE continues to strengthen its presence on the international research stage. This is also confirmed by the 2026 Stanford–Elsevier list, known as the Top 2% Scientists, which this year includes 102 researchers from the University, up from 88 in 2025 and 82 in 2024. This steady growth reflects the increasing visibility and citation impact of the research conducted at the University. Compiled by a research team at Stanford University in collaboration with Elsevier, the list identifies researc...
Unimore inaugurates refurbished multi-purpose sports hall at Cus More
Unimore has officially opened the refurbished multi-purpose sports hall at the Cus More facilities, following the complete replacement of the multi-sports court flooring. The new surface, certified to European and national standards, has been installed to ensure that university and competitive sporting activities hosted at the facility can take place safely. The inauguration was attended by Unimore Rector Rita Cucchiara, Sports Delegate Silvia Ferrari and Cus More President Diego Caravaglios...
Modena to host the 25th Conference of the Italian Society for the History of Mathematics
The Department of Physical, Computer and Mathematical Sciences at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia is organising and hosting the 25th Conference of the Italian Society for the History of Mathematics (SISM). The event, which will take place from 5 to 7 November 2026 in the Ruffini and Vitali lecture rooms of the Mathematics Building (via Campi 213/b) in Modena, will bring together Italian and international scholars to explore two key themes in the history of mathematics: sixteenth-cent...
UNICORE Project: Student from Uganda arrives at Unimore
UNICORE – University Corridors for Refugees is a programme promoted by UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, in partnership with Italian universities and a number of institutional and third-sector partners. These include Caritas Italiana, Diaconia Valdese and Centro Astalli, as well as ER.GO, the Emilia-Romagna Regional Agency for the Right to Higher Education, Approdi ODV, Casa delle Donne contro la violenza ODV, Caritas Interdiocesana and Manageritalia Emilia-Romagna. Through university corridors, s...
Over 300 participants from around the world attend the 13th edition of “The Battle”
More than 300 participants from around the world attended the 13th edition of the International Sport Traumatology “The Battle”, the international scientific congress held on 30 and 31 October at Florim Gallery in Fiorano Modenese, under the chairmanship of Professor Giuseppe Porcellini, a member of the Department of Medical and Surgical Sciences for Children and Adults and Director of Unimore’s Specialisation School in Orthopaedics and Traumatology. The 2026 edition, entitled “Joint Overloa...
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