Mid-Term Update of the Excellence Project: Insights from the Advisory Board
The Department of Geosciences recently hosted the Advisory Board of the Excellence Project during the Mid-Term Project Update. Our report of the day, including interviews with key participants, is now available.
Acidifying Seas Threaten Underwater Archaeological Heritage
A study led by the Department of Geosciences at the University of Padua, published in Communications Earth & Environment (Nature Portfolio), demonstrates for the first time that climate change can accelerate the degradation of underwater cultural heritage.
The Department of Geosciences hosts a new series of seminars for the II semester of the a.y. 2025/2026
Here the calendar of the seminars and workshops
Mount Etna volcanic materials as terrestrial analogues of lunar regolith
Led by the Department of Geosciences of the University of Padua, the study shows that selected Mount Etna volcanic deposits can serve as high-fidelity lunar regolith simulants for ISRU and engineering applications
200 Million Years Ago, Life Bounced Back. Gastropods Show How
A new study led by the Department of Geosciences and Luxembourg’s National Museum of Natural History reveals how marine ecosystems quickly recovered after the Triassic-Jurassic mass extinction
Women in Geosciences: Celebrating the International Day of Women and Girls in Science
For 11 February, a collective video from the Department of Geosciences highlights the research, expertise, and everyday work of its women scientists and technicians, promoting visibility, inclusion, and equal opportunities in science.
Bruna Carvalho’s project receives €1.3 million funding from MUR
Focused on critical metals, the project has recently received funding following the official completion of the FIS 2 call ranking list.

