Speaker: Dr. Laura Ermert - ETH - Schweizerischer Erdbebendienst, Zürich (Switzerland) Tuesday, 7th March – 4:30 PM | Aula Arduino
07.03.2023
Ambient seismic noise is immensely useful in imaging and monitoring Earth’s interior. While applications of ambient noise seismology have become increasingly sophisticated, limitations imposed by its complex nature have also become apparent.
13.12.2022
Claudia is a student of the Department of Geosciences and a successful canoeist. She was awarded during the cerimony for the sporting merits achieved in 2020
02.12.2022
Join our Open Weeks to find out more about English-taught degree programmes for Academic Year 2023/24!Prospective students will have the chance to meet the Professors coordinating each programme and get a deeper insight on the main academic features.Find the list of upcoming Open weeks webinars for
21.11.2022
In the second episode of the mini-series on the Venice Lagoon we begin to discover the salt marshes, one of the most characteristic morphological structures of this humid environment. We will be discovering which depositional dynamics guarantee their survival in the face of rising sea levels.We will
17th November 2022 - 4.30 Pm - Room Arduino
17.11.2022
After some months that Lorenzo Petronio has unexpectedly passed away, former professor of the Master's Degree in “Geophysics for Natural Risks and Resources”, colleagues and friends remember his activity with a workshop about some of the topics he contributed to develop.
