The hill of Udine is completely artificial and was built by humans during the Bronze Age
The discovery was achieved thanks to the geoarchaeological analyzes coordinated by Prof. Alessandro Fontana. The research has just been published in the journal Scientifica Reports
The research group of Newton project recently visited Osservatorio Etneo
The activities are expected to enhance the understanding of Mt. Etna, the highest active volcano in Europe.
“A scientific world with fancy ideas”: a book (and an exhibition) on the fascinating connections between science and art
The photographs of Professor Bernardo Cesare have been chosen for a project jointly organized by the Art & Science Research Center (Beijing) and the Chinese National Geographic
The story of a month of geochemical field work in Antarctica
Recently a team of researchers returned to Antarctica to carry out a new geochemical campaign as part of the SENECA project, in which the Department of Geosciences also participates. Valerio Olivetti tells us more about the experience.
The Department of Geosciences starts a new series of seminars for the second semester of the a.y. 2022/2023
Here the calendar of the first seminars and workshops
International Conference On Fluvial Sedimentology 2023
The 12th edition will be held in Riva del Garda (Northern Italy) from 2 to 7 July. A wide program of scientific sessions, plenary lectures, short courses and field trips has been already defined.
Venice Lagoon: a miniseries to find out this unique environment
The Department of Geosciences produced a series of short videos dedicated to the Venice Lagoon. Various episodes to discover, together with Andrea D'Alpaos, Massimiliano Ghinassi and other experts, all the peculiarities of this extraordinary environment