European Commission publishes the Code of Practice on AI-generated content: University of Pisa’s Dino Pedreschi among the contributors
The Code of Practice on the marking and labelling of AI-generated content is the outcome of eight months of collaborative work
A vast whale graveyard discovered in the depths of the Indian Ocean
New Nature study, involving researchers from the University of Pisa, reveals the deepest and larges accumulation of whale remains spanning more than five million years.
The secret of glass revealed by X-rays: how matter “slides” towards immobility
The study, conducted by the Universities of Brussels, Padua, Pisa and ESRF and published in Nature Physics, reveals new insights into the behaviour of supercooled liquids
Study sheds new light on star formation: massive star clusters emerge more rapidly from cosmic clouds
The research, published in Nature Astronomy, is based on observations from the James Webb and Hubble space telescopes and analyses around 8,900 young star clusters
Circle U. Gala Night: students, representation and the European dimension at the heart of an evening in the Palazzo della Sapienza
A meeting between the University of Pisa’s Circle U. Ambassadors and newly elected student representatives to strengthen the link between student participation and European citizenship
Circle U. leaders gather in Belgrade: University of Pisa Rector appointed Vice-President
Discussions among the nine partner universities focused on the future of the European alliance, the Open Campus ecosystem and international academic cooperation
University of Pisa resident doctor wins the Merit Award
The recognition was granted for an innovative study on predictive biomarkers in metastatic colorectal cancer and will be conferred during the ASCO Annual Meeting in Chicago
Small pine branches used as torches: how Palaeolithic humans illuminated the darkness of caves
The study, complemented by experimental archaeology tests, reconstructs the lighting systems used 14,000 years ago in the Bàsura Cave at Toirano, Liguria
Two-dimensional circuits: University of Pisa study paves the way for next-generation transistors
The research has been published in the journal Nature Electronics
“Assembling Ancient Rome”: a study reveals the secrets of Roman architects and sculptors
The HARMOGE project is funded by the Italian Ministry of University and Research and conducted by a research team from the Universities of Pisa, Venice Ca’ Foscari and the CNR-ICCOM, in collaboration with the National Roman Museum