On the occasion of the International Day of Children and Adolescents, which falls on November 20, the Miter Association proposes…
Science and communication come together to fight fake news about climate
A moment to reflect on how science and information can tackle the climate crisis together and eliminate fake news, a…
“You have destroyed the sanctity of science. But this way I make it clear to everyone” – Corriere.it
If you look carefully, it is one of our first forms of interaction with the outside world, because as newborns…
Is this possible without fossils? Science answers to questions about the energy transition at Lavenu Mombello
(Written by Alessandro Perego, Communications Laboratory of the Luino Climate Table) Mitigation and adaptation. here they are Slogans of human…
Milan, Sala del Cenacolo at the Museum of Science and Technology reopened after restoration
starting from Wednesday 15 November there Synacle Hall Subordinate National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci to Milan…
Science and Theater for Montaigne students
Montaigne’s students are heroes of theatre, demonstrating that science can put on a show. The theater and science show at…
The village of Brancaleone Vitus is present at the 21st edition of the Genoa Science Festival – Eco della Locide
R. And b. An important landmark is the urban archaeological site of Brancalione Vetus, located among the villages selected and…
Humanitas Foundation, in the 20th Century Museum of Dialogue between Art and Science, Agence France-Presse
Milan (Italpress) – Three distinguished people of an extraordinary evening: Professor Alberto Mantovani, President of the Humanitas Research Foundation, the…
The Progress Trinity: Science, Innovation, and Economics in the 21st Century
The convergence of science, innovation and economics has shaped an ever-evolving global landscape, creating new possibilities and pushing the boundaries…
The Indy Case: Some Questions to Ponder
There has been talk, as there always is by many, about the “Indy Gregory Affair”. Then she was an eight-month-old…