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ISA - Institute of the University of Bologna - promotes and provides a platform for an interdisciplinary approach in research and education, encouraging international mobility among Professors, PhD Students and young Researchers. In more than a decade of activities, ISA has hosted over 200 researchers, PhD candidates and visiting professors from more than 50 different countries, and has organised in excess of 250 cultural events.
12/09/2024
Prof. Malafouris' Fellowship is co-funded by the “Umberto Eco” International Centre for Humanistic Studies and the Institute of Advanced Studies
Prof. Lambros Malafouris' lectures and seminars Prof. Malfouris' fellowship is co-funded by the “Umberto Eco” International Centre for Humanistic Studies and the Institute of Advanced Studies
11/06/2024
"The Art of the Impossible that makes Cloud Computing and Blockchains possible"
Lecture by Lorenzo Alvisi, Cornell University, NY, United States
Join us on June 18, 2024 at 5.30 PM in Sala Rossa (Via Marsala, 26) or on TEAMS (link available on the website)
You are welcome!
The Art of the Impossible that makes Cloud Computing and Blockchains possible Revolutionary possibilities of cloud computing and blockchains in data storage and exchange
29/05/2024
"Are older adults receiving quality mental health care?"
Lecture by Helen-Maria Vasiliadis, Université de Sherbrooke, Canada
Join us on June 4, 2024 at 5.30 PM in Sala Rossa (Via Marsala, 26) or on TEAMS (link available on the website)
You are welcome!
Are older adults receiving quality mental health care? Epidemiology and the impact on the health care system of common mental disorders in community living older adults
22/05/2024
"Wild by Design: Caring for Biodiversity in a Changing Word"
Lecture by Laura J. Martin, Williams College, MA, United States
Join us on May 28, 2024 at 5.30 PM in Sala Rossa (Via Marsala, 26) or on TEAMS (link available on the website)
You are welcome!
Wild by Design: Caring for Biodiversity In a Changing World The necessity of a model of ecological restoration aligned with social justice
16/05/2024
"How do we represent the whole, if it is different from the sum of its parts?"
Lecture by Raju Chinthalapati, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK
Join us on May 21, 2024 at 5.30 PM in Sala Rossa (Via Marsala, 26) or on TEAMS (link available on the website)
You are welcome!
How do we represent the whole, if it is different from the sum of its parts? Applying hypergraphs for a holistic understanding of the unknown and unknowable
13/05/2024
"No Safe Space: Navigating the Anthropocene Entanglement"
Lecture by Erle C. Ellis, Geography and Environmental Systems - University of Maryland, Baltimore County (MD, USA)
Join us on May 15, 2024 at 5.30 PM in Sala Rossa (Via Marsala, 26) or on TEAMS (link available on the website)
You are welcome!
No Safe Space: Navigating the Anthropocene Entanglement Lecture by Erle C. Ellis, Geography and Environmental Systems - University of Maryland, Baltimore County (MD, USA)
08/05/2024
"How do we sense temperature? The role of TRP ion channels in mechanisms of temperature and pain sensation studied via computer simulation?"
Lecture by Carmen Domene, University of Bath, UK
Join us on May 14, 2024 at 5.30 PM in Sala Rossa (Via Marsala, 26) or on TEAMS (link available on the website)
You are welcome!
How do we sense temperature? The role of TRP ion channels in mechanisms of temperature and pain sensation studied via computer simulation An overview of current knowledge
02/05/2024
"Has Tourism overlived its usefulness?"
Lecture by Dimitri Ioannides, Mittuniversitetet-Mid Sweden University, Sweden
Join us on May 7, 2024 at 5.30 PM in Sala Rossa (Via Marsala, 26) or on TEAMS (link available on the website)
You are welcome!
Has Tourism overlived its usefulness? For a re-conceptualization of tourism's role
18/04/2024
"The law and practice of EU sanctions against Russia"
Lecture by Peter Kris L. Van Elsuwege, Ghent University, Belgium
Join us on April 23, 2024 at 5.30 PM in Sala Rossa (Via Marsala, 26) or on TEAMS (link available on the website)
You are welcome!
The law and practice of EU sanctions against Russia Lessons from the case law of the Court of Justice
10/04/2024
"What’s ancient about ancient philosophy?"
Lecture by Anna Marmodoro, University of Durham, United Kingdom
Join us on April 16, 2024 at 5.30 PM in Sala Rossa (Via Marsala, 26) or on TEAMS (link available on the website)
You are welcome!
What’s ancient about ancient philosophy? "Nothing is antiquated”. “Everything is antiquated”. “Something is antiquated".
03/04/2024
"The rise of machine learning in structural biology and molecular engineering"
Lecture by Matteo Dal Peraro, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne – EPFL, Switzerland
Join us on April 9, 2024 at 5.30 PM in Sala Rossa (Via Marsala, 26) or on TEAMS (link available on the website)
You are welcome!
The rise of machine learning in structural biology and molecular engineering Challenges in predicting protein’s molecular structure to improve therapeutic intervention
05/03/2024
"Exploring intangible realities using vitual reality: from molecules to numadelics"
Lecture by David Ryan Glowacki, CiTIUS | Intelligent Technology Research Institute, Spain
Join us on March 12, 2024 at 5.30 PM in Sala Rossa (Via Marsala, 26) or on TEAMS (link available on the website)
You are welcome!
Exploring intangible realities using virtual reality: from molecules to numadelics Toward new horizons in scientific research