The Future of New Wine: UNIPI Tests Nitrogen Maceration
Pioneering research at the experimental winery in San Piero a Grado shows that nitrogen is a safe and eco-friendly alternative to traditional carbonic maceration, with benefits for wine quality
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Save the Date: BRIGHT-NIGHT Is Back
The European Researchers’ Night returns to Tuscany with hands-on activities and experiments, supported by Regione Toscana and the Giovanisì project
Magma pulses from the deep: two international studies redefine the geological evolution of East Africa
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
Solar panels crafted from recycled plastic: Pisa introduces urban and colourful photovoltaics that respect the environment
Unipi is developing fluorescent solar concentrators from regenerated acrylic material, combining emission reduction, sustainability, and customised solar power for cities. The study, awarded by the Royal Society of Chemistry, has been acknowledged as one of the best contributions to the UN goals
University of Pisa: Olive leaf eye drops for cornea treatment
A plant extract from agricultural waste and a biofunctional polymer developed in Pisa result in effective, sustainable, and well-tolerated eye drops
The Contamination Lab case at the European Event on Entrepreneurship
The European Commission invited Professor Alessio Cavicchi to the initiative “Entrepreneurial Skills and Competences Throughout Life”
September in Pisa with Circle U.: Three international experiences for students and young researchers
The programme includes two Summer Schools on Neuroscience and Artificial Intelligence and a workshop for young scholars in Law
In Tuscany, two of the last Neanderthal settlements in Italy
The research published in the international journal PLOS ONE is coordinated by Jacopo Gennai at the Buca della Iena and Grotta del Capriolo sites.
Europe invests in cutting-edge research: Professor Raffa awarded the Advanced Grant from the European Research Council
The funding for the GAP project rewrites the instructions for nerve regeneration