A study on Lake Sibolla reconstructs the evolution of the area around Lucca from Roman times to the present, integrating paleoecological data, historical archives and climate indicators

A study published in Atmospheric Research analysed rainfall data from historical archives and modern monitoring networks

The professor was awarded for contributions to modeling and exploration of advanced materials for electronic applications

The University of Pisa is at the forefront of a double discovery: in the Afar Triangle, Ethiopia, continental rifting and mantle upwelling have revealed that magma rises in rhythmic pulses driven by the separation of tectonic plates

Study conducted in Calafuria (Livorno) by the University of Pisa and Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, published in Nature Communications

A recent study reveals new details about the morphology and lifestyle of the largest shark in history